We're a locally owned window replacement company serving homes in St. Joseph, Missouri. We replace windows, bay and bow units, patio doors and basement windows, and that's all we do. Keeping to one kind of work means we can be clear about what we will and won't take on, and do the part we take on carefully.
How we work
Every job starts with a visit. We measure each opening ourselves, look at the frames and sills, and ask what's bothering you about the windows you have now. Then you get a written estimate that lists every window, how it will be installed, and what it costs. If something might turn up behind an old frame, the estimate says how it will be handled before we start, not after.
On install day we protect floors and furniture, take out the old units, set the new ones level and sealed, insulate around them and finish the trim. When we leave, the old windows go with us and every new one has been opened, closed and locked with you.
What we don't do
We don't repair windows, swap glass or replace single sashes, and we don't work on car glass or window tint. If a new balance or a set of rollers would fix your problem, we'll tell you that and point you to a repair shop. If you'd rather restore the original wood windows on an old house, a restoration carpenter is the right call, and we'll say so.
Why older houses get extra care
St. Joseph has a lot of houses built long before anyone thought about vinyl or low-E glass. Their openings are out of square, their walls are plaster, and some have stained-glass transoms worth keeping. We treat those houses with the patience they need, and we're upfront about the Landmark Commission's rules if you live in Museum Hill or Hall Street.
What we replace
- Window replacement for the whole house
- Vinyl Replacement Windows
- Bay and Bow Window Replacement
- Patio Door Replacement
- Basement Window Replacement
Wondering what it will cost? Start with our window replacement cost guide.
Talk to us about your windows
Send a request and someone from our team will reach out to set up a visit.
Request an estimate