Windows in Lakewood, CO

Lakewood's western edge runs straight into the foothills, so homes in Green Mountain, Two Creeks, and Glennon Heights catch the strong westerly downslope winds that come off the ridgeline before they ever reach Denver proper. That wind hunts for the gaps around old single-pane and tired aluminum windows, driving cold air and dust through worn seals and weep holes, while the same high-altitude UV that bakes south- and west-facing slopes cooks failing glass packages and fades window treatments years ahead of schedule. CR Custom Exteriors is a family-owned, Erie-based contractor that has worked these exact Front Range conditions for more than ten years, and we replace drafty windows with sealed units built for how Lakewood actually weathers.

Colorado's big day-to-night temperature swings are what wear windows out here, and they hit hard against the foothill edge. A failed seal, fog between the panes, or a draft you can feel from the couch all point to glass that has reached the end of its life, and at this altitude replacement almost always beats trying to patch it. From the mid-century ranches around Eiber and Belmar to homes up on Green Mountain and out toward Bear Creek, we install double- and triple-pane, Low-E, argon-filled windows in vinyl, fiberglass, or composite frames, every unit set to manufacturer spec with proper flashing and egress compliance, so your home is warmer in winter, cooler in summer, and quieter against the wind.