Window Replacement in Beaverton, OR

Window Replacement Built for Beaverton Homes

A lot of Beaverton homes went up between the 1960s and the 1990s with aluminum-frame or early single-pane windows, and those are the ones that fog between the panes, stick in their tracks, and leak heat every winter. Replacing them fixes the draft and the energy bill in one trip. Here is what we hold to on every Beaverton job.

• Oregon energy code. New and replacement windows in Oregon have to reach a U-factor of 0.30 or lower. We order every Milgard window with the Low-E glass and gas fill that meets it, so your job passes inspection.
• Egress where it counts. Bedroom windows have to open wide enough for an emergency escape under Oregon code. If your old openings fall short, we tell you before we order, not after.
• Safety glazing. Windows next to a door, low to the floor, or beside a tub or stairs need tempered glass. We spec it wherever the code calls for it.
• Permit and inspection. We pull whatever permit your project needs through the City of Beaverton Building Division and meet the inspector, so none of that lands on you.

We replace windows throughout Beaverton and the neighborhoods around it, from Cedar Hills, Five Oaks and West Slope to Murrayhill, Sexton Mountain, Somerset and South Beaverton, plus nearby Aloha, Cedar Mill and Garden Home.

Still choosing between vinyl and fiberglass, or need the Washington side too? See our Portland window page or our Vancouver, WA window replacement page.