Top 5 window replacement services in Cedar City, UT

Porch Pro Headshot Tru Touch Home repair and handyman
Window Replacement
Serves Cedar City, Utah
(24)
"Don is awesome, he was quick on the job, completed the job on time and came in below the competition! His work is above par, very professional, and our floors look beautiful, would and have recommended Don to anyone looking for a certified contractor."
"Don is awesome, he was quick on the job, completed the job on time and came in below the competition! His work is above par, very professional, and our floors look beautiful, would and have recommended Don to anyone looking for a certified contractor."
Porch Pro Headshot Magicman Handyman
Window Replacement
Serves Cedar City, Utah
(16)
Garbage disposals, appliance installs, plumbing, electrical, remodels, troubleshooting, carpentry, lighting, sprinklers and whatever you need, just like magic!!!
Garbage disposals, appliance installs, plumbing, electrical, remodels, troubleshooting, carpentry, lighting, sprinklers and whatever you need, just like magic!!!
Porch Pro Headshot Foreman Home Inspections & Handyman Services
Window Replacement
Serves Cedar City, Utah
I offer over 20 years experience in building and performing remodels on houses of all sorts and sizes and age. i do it all from framing to finish work and everything in between. i specialize in painting, electrical, framing.
I offer over 20 years experience in building and performing remodels on houses of all sorts and sizes and age. i do it all from framing to finish work and everything in between. i specialize in painting, electrical, framing.
Porch Pro Headshot SIMMERMAN HANDYMAN
Window Replacement
Serves Cedar City, Utah
(4)
Simmerman Handyman has 20+ years in the construction/home maintenance industry. Our goal is to provide professional, prompt and thorough service. We have very high standards and are determined to ensure we have satisfied customers. Whether your need is to fix a door, build a new wall, tile a floor o...Read more about SIMMERMAN HANDYMAN
Simmerman Handyman has 20+ years in the construction/home maintenance industry. Our goal is to provide professional, prompt and thorough service. We have very high standards and are determined to ensure we have satisfied customers. Whether your need is to fix a door, build a new wall, tile a floor o...Read more about SIMMERMAN HANDYMAN
Porch Pro Headshot Let’s Get It Done! Handyman Services
Window Replacement
Serves Cedar City, Utah

Costs to Install Replacement Windows

$426 - $661
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Frequently asked questions about window companies

Window replacement isn’t complicated, so a beginner can do it provided they follow the instructions. Whether you’re doing your own home window replacement or hiring a pro, it’s an inexpensive project that’ll run you roughly $100 to $250.

You may want to consider replacing your windows if there is visible damage to them, a draft is coming through, or condensation is forming on the inside of the window.

Here’s how you do a home window replacement:

  1. Remove and set aside the inside stop.
  2. Remove the lower window sash, the parting stop, and the top sash.
  3. Remove all materials associated with the sash.
  4. Stuff the sash pockets with insulation.
  5. Fit the replacement window in place and put mounting screws in at the sides.
  6. Apply caulking around the outside edge of the window.
  7. Put the old inside stop back in its spot.
  8. Install your trim, and then apply caulk to seal up the top and bottom of the window.

While installing a window replacement is a simple procedure, you may wish to hire a contractor anyway.

Most people are familiar with the more common window types, such as the bay window or the slider window. There are over 15 different types of household windows, but listed below are the 10 most common window types for the home.

  1. Bay. Bay windows are designed to stick out rather than being flush with the wall. They form a recessed area inside, which can be used as a seat or a shelf.
  2. Slider. A slider window is designed with side-by-side panes, which open or close by sliding on a track.
  3. Casement. Casement windows feature window panes that open outward from a side axle. Like awning windows, they open and close with a crank or lever.
  4. Egress. Egress windows are mainly functional in that they offer a potential exit route from a room in case of fire or other emergencies. Basements are often fitted with egress windows.
  5. Single hung. A single hung window opens and closes vertically, using only one window sash.
  6. Double hung. Double hung windows are identical to single hung windows, except they use two sashes.
  7. Picture. Picture windows do not open. Instead, they feature large window panes that allow you to have a mostly unobstructed view.
  8. Awning. Awning windows open outward, usually with a small crank handle or a lever, forming an awning that is designed to allow airflow while keeping rain out.
  9. Glass block. Built entirely of glass blocks, this kind of window allows natural light in while maintaining your privacy.
  10. Arched. Arched windows have a rounded top that adds architectural flair to your home, but they’re not designed to open.

The cost of a home window replacement depends on a few different factors. The average cost is around $300 per window, without considering the cost of labor or other materials. The actual price range is between $230 and $370 per window, while the cost of labor and extra materials is between $430 and $680.

Here’s a list of some of the biggest factors affecting the price of your window replacement:

  • Window type. Single hung windows have a price range of $100 to $400, while bay windows have a range of $500 to $2,500.
  • Energy efficiency. Energy-efficient windows can cost from $120 to $1,200, with a further $200 to $800 per window in labor costs.
  • Type of material. Windows can have aluminum, vinyl, wood, or composite frames. Aluminum windows will cost you around $130 for a double hung window of average size, while a composite window of the same dimensions will cost you around $1,300.
  • Contractor vs. DIY. Installing a replacement window on your own means only paying for the window and any materials. Hiring a contractor will add the cost of labor onto the price of your window replacement.
  • Location. The room you’re installing a window in can impact the cost of the window. For example, living room windows are typically larger than those in any other room, so they’ll cost more.

A window screen allows you the benefit of airflow without all the flying bugs and debris that can come with it. Unfortunately, window screens can get damaged. When that happens, they can’t do the job they are intended to do. Fortunately, replacing a damaged window screen is not difficult.

Here’s how you can replace your own:

  1. Open the window completely so that the entire screen is accessible.
  2. Pull the bottom lift tabs upward to release the bottom of the screen from the window.
  3. Gently pull the top part of the screen down and out of the window.
  4. Place the top part of the new screen into the screen track at the top of the window.
  5. Using the bottom lift tabs, guide the screen into the bottom screen track.
  6. Once the screen is in place, let go of the lift tabs and allow the screen to settle into place.
  7. Make sure there are no gaps around the outside of the screen.

When choosing a home window replacement, you’ll need to do your due diligence and research different brands, types, and materials. Conducting brand research is fortunately an easy task, but it does require time.

Here’s how you can research the different brands of windows:

Start by determining the kind of window you need. Then, go online and search for “best replacement windows.” Your search results will provide you with a selection of brands and articles detailing the pros and cons of the top brands. From that selection, write down at least five brands that offer the type of window you need, and jot down the pros and cons of each.

Write down the price points for each replacement window brand, including any other relevant facts like where to buy them offline. Make sure to read customer reviews. The pros and cons will give you the basic facts of a brand, but customer reviews will let you know how well the brands perform in real situations.

It’s also useful to consider the customer service offered by any brand. If your replacement window happens to break or has some kind of manufacturer defect, you’ll need to know that the company will provide good customer service and address the problem in a positive way.

Knowledge is key in any renovation, and window maintenance is no different. Before you set about your home window replacement project, there are some things you should know.

Is condensation a problem with my windows? One of the first signs that a window is starting to fail is the accumulation of moisture on the inside of the window or between the panes. If not addressed , moisture in your window can translate into a growth of mildew or mold. Before you pull out your old window, ensure the moisture can’t be attributed to something else, like high temperatures or poor ventilation when cooking.

What is a window’s life expectancy? A well-maintained window will usually last from 20 to 50 years, depending on the type of window.

When replacing windows, should you replace them all at once? If your windows aren’t all damaged, then you should not feel pressured to replace them all unless you want to. Other than providing a unified look, there’s no practical reason to replace all the windows in your home in one project.

How do you choose windows for your home? Home window replacement can seem confusing, but you need to consider the type of window, the framing material, and your budget. The window you choose should meet all your criteria.

On the outside, single hung and double hung windows look basically the same. The difference is in how they function: a single hung window uses only one sash, and only the bottom part of the window opens. A double hung window features two sashes, and both the top and bottom parts of the window can be opened. Both types offer a quality window replacement option, even though they function a bit differently.

Here’s a quick look at the pros and cons of each type to help you decide:

Single Hung Windows – This window type is often the most affordable. It's customizable and needs little maintenance, making it great for smaller rooms. However, they offer limited ventilation and can be challenging to clean.

Double Hung Windows – While not as affordable as single hung windows, double they're affordable enough to meet many budgets. They offer increased ventilation due to their double sash design, are customizable, and easy to clean. Yet, they offer minimal energy efficiency, can be difficult to open if not installed properly, and need frequent dusting on the bottom sill.

Recent reviews for Cedar City window replacement companies

280209

I do NOT recommend using this service for home repairs. Don Page requested $2500 to begin work for tiling my bathroom shower. This amount was requested for labor rand supplies to begin the job. He did not supply a receipt of any kind or a contract for his...

- Paula Tracey
265691

Don was outstanding! Above and beyond! When our drain outside our back door was clogged and everything backed up into our home Don was there, we needed water extracted from our carpets and he came when he said he would and they sucked up the water and pla...

- Danielle H
265535

Don is a pathological liar in my opinion. He can also bully the client with the best of them in a way you don’t see. You are lucky if he even shows up to do the work and even luckier if he has workers that haven’t quit that day. He never finished my job t...

- KJ B
115573

There are a lot of "Handyman" services out there, but I want to tell you that if you are looking for someone who goes above and beyond, Don is your man! We were looking around to find someone for some of our maintenance needs, Don was recommended to us by...

- Don Warren
115462

There is no excuse for not communicating with your customers or potential customers. A simple phone call, text or email is all it would have taken to let me know you would not be able to do the work you said you would do. You did not email me an estimate ...

- Sherry Meyer
214079

Donald, I just read your response to my review. Just to be clear as you know I did NOT order the wrong cabinet from Home Depot, they sent the wrong cabinet on top of which it was packed already damaged. The granite countertop could not be installed until ...

- Kathy Schlecht
115360

Never sent a written estimate as promised. Never showed up to do any of the work. Never returned phone calls. One of my friends had the same experience. Any professional should have the common courtesy of communication......

- Sherry Meyer
113455

Tried to get a project done on my house. He told me he would make the time for me and that he had ordered door. After weeks off hearing nothing and weeks of me trying to get a hold of him where he always promised to call me back i finally gave up. Finding...

- Katrina Jensen
179173

I was referred by LaVerkin City to call Magic Man Handyman Service so I did. LaVerkin city came out dug the 3' hole and stopped the link (temporary) until I could get it fixed. The next day two guys from Magic Man came out and I spoke with them about ge...

- Beverly Carayas
36316

did a great job pouring a patio and building a solid cover, also landscaping, electrical and plumbing.

- Joseph Cloward
18159

Craig Simmerman pays careful attention to detail and is a good and honest person I don't mind having in my home.

- Ivie Dotson
18122

We had a huge "cubby" in the wall of our bedroom for an old-style tube tv. We didn't want to just cover it with our new large flat screen tv, because the "cubby" was still taking up a large chunk of our master closet on the other side of the wall. Simmerm...

- Kip Kint

Latest projects near Cedar City

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Cedar City 84720
Window Replacement
Start Date
Within a week
Type of window project
Install or replace windows
Type of windows
Standard windows
New window to frame in or existing window replacement
Replace an existing window
Number of windows to replace
6+
Already have the new windows
No
Reuse or replace existing window frames
I'm not sure
Type of window frames
Aluminum
Style of window
I'm not sure
Replacement window location
Basement or below ground, First floor, accessible on foot, First floor, accessible by ladder
Enoch 84721
Window Replacement
Start Date
Within a month
Type of windows
Standard windows
New window to frame in or existing window replacement
Replace an existing window
Number of windows to replace
6+
Already have the new windows
No
Reuse or replace existing window frames
I'm not sure
Type of window frames
I'm not sure
Style of window
I'm not sure
Replacement window location
First floor, accessible on foot