Door & Window Replacement in Fresno & Clovis, CA

Energy-efficient windows are the single biggest upgrade for a Central Valley home fighting summer heat. Double-pane glass with a low-emissivity coating slows the sun's heat before it reaches your rooms, so your air conditioner runs less and works less hard.

California's Title 24 energy code sets minimum efficiency standards for replacement windows. We install units that meet those standards, then handle the paperwork so your project passes without a hassle.

The payoff shows up on hot afternoons. Rooms hold their cool longer, the west side of the house stops baking, and the cooling load on your system drops. That comfort is the point, and lower energy use follows from it.

We replace every door in the house: front entry doors, interior doors, and sliding or French patio doors. Each one changes how your home looks, locks, and holds temperature.

Exterior doors matter most for comfort and security. A well-sealed entry or patio door keeps hot air out and cool air in, and a solid door with good hardware is a real part of your home's security. Since we also install home security systems, we can plan the two together.

Interior doors are quicker work but still change the feel of a room. Whatever the door, we handle the frame, the hardware, and the trim so it opens clean and closes tight.

Replace your windows when they stop doing their job: sealing out heat, keeping out drafts, and opening easily. A few clear signs tell you the time has come.

Look for fog or moisture trapped between the panes, which means the seal has failed. Feel for drafts near the frame on a windy day. Notice windows that stick, will not lock, or let in too much street noise. Rising summer energy bills often point back to old single-pane glass.

If you see two or more of these, replacement usually costs less over time than repeated repairs. Call (559) 470-7000 and we will take an honest look, free of charge.

Yes. In California, replacing windows almost always requires a building permit, especially when the work touches the framing or changes the opening size. The permit exists to confirm the new units meet Title 24 energy and safety standards.

As a licensed and insured contractor, we pull the permit and manage the inspection for you. You do not have to chase city paperwork or schedule the inspector yourself.

Skipping the permit can cause trouble later, often when you sell the home and a buyer's inspector finds unpermitted work. We do it right the first time so your project is on record and adds real resale value.

Our installation follows a clear path, and one project coordinator stays with you the whole way. Here is how a typical window and door job runs.

First, we visit, measure every opening, and talk through options and glass choices. Then we give you a free written estimate with no pressure. Once you approve, we order your custom-sized units and pull the permit.

On installation day, we protect your floors, remove the old units, prep the opening, and set the new windows or doors level and sealed. We finish the trim, clean up, and walk the job with you. If you want the exterior painted after, our painting crew picks up from there.