Windows in Longmont, CO

Low-E, argon-filled replacement windows engineered for Longmont's wide day-night temperature swings, high-altitude UV, and the downslope wind that funnels off the foothills onto the plains.

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Out at the mouth of the St. Vrain Valley, Longmont sits lower and more exposed than the foothills to the west, and that open-plains position is exactly why windows do so much work here. On a clear Longmont day the temperature can swing 30 to 40 degrees between a frigid dawn and a sun-baked afternoon, and the high-altitude UV that comes with it bakes south- and west-facing glass year-round. Single-pane and tired early double-pane units simply can't keep up: they sweat with condensation, leak heat in January, let the August sun cook the living room, and quietly drive heating and cooling bills higher than the size of the house should ever justify.

CR Custom Exteriors installs energy-efficient replacement windows built for those exact conditions, with Low-E, argon-filled double- and triple-pane glass that tames the day-night swing and blocks the UV. The right answer looks different across town: the older bungalows around Old Town and Downtown Longmont often need full-frame replacement and careful egress sizing, while newer homes in Prospect New Town, Southmoor Park, and Fox Hill are hitting the age where original builder-grade windows start failing. As a family-owned, licensed and insured contractor based just down the road in Erie with 10-plus years on the Front Range, Owens Corning Platinum Preferred status, and a 4.9-star rating across 150-plus Google reviews, we spec vinyl, fiberglass, or composite frames to the home, then install to manufacturer spec with proper flashing so the wind and weather stay outside.

Built for Longmont's temperature swings

We install Low-E, argon-filled double- and triple-pane windows chosen for the wide day-night swings, high-altitude UV, and downslope wind Longmont homes face out on the plains, so rooms stay comfortable and heating and cooling bills drop.

Manufacturer-spec, code-correct installation

Our crews install to manufacturer specification with proper flashing and egress compliance, sealing out the wind and water that exposed Longmont homes catch from Southmoor Park to Old Town. As a licensed and insured contractor, we do it right the first time.

Frame options matched to your home

Vinyl, fiberglass, or composite, we walk you through frames that fit your style, performance goals, and budget, whether it's a historic Downtown Longmont bungalow or a newer build in Prospect New Town or Fox Hill. Family-owned, licensed and insured, rated 4.9 stars across 150-plus Google reviews.

Common questions

Will new windows actually lower my energy bills in Longmont?
For most Longmont homes, yes, and meaningfully so on houses with single-pane or early double-pane windows. Low-E coatings cut the solar heat gain that bakes south- and west-facing rooms through our intense high-altitude sun, while argon-filled double- and triple-pane glass slows the heat loss that drives up winter bills during the valley's sharp overnight cold. Actual savings depend on your home's insulation, HVAC, and how the house faces the sun, and we'll talk through realistic expectations during your free estimate.
Should I choose vinyl, fiberglass, or composite window frames?
All three perform well in Longmont's climate, and the best fit depends on your home and budget. Vinyl is the most cost-effective and low-maintenance choice for many homes in Southmoor Park or Fox Hill. Fiberglass and composite cost more but handle the big day-night temperature swings with very little expansion and contraction, which helps seals last on exposed plains-facing walls, and they suit historic Old Town homes where a more refined look matters. We'll match the frame to your priorities at your free in-home estimate.
Do replacement windows in Longmont need a permit or egress compliance?
Window projects in Longmont can require a permit, especially full-frame replacements and any bedroom or basement window that must meet egress requirements for safe exit. We handle the permitting where it applies and size egress windows to code, which is a common consideration in older Old Town and Downtown Longmont homes as well as finished basements across newer neighborhoods. You get an installation that passes inspection and keeps your family safe.

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