Skip the Sales Pitch.
Design Your Windows and See Pricing Instantly.
Windows start around $650, installed.
Transparent pricing · No sales visits · Pro installation
Serving Salt Lake County · Utah County · Davis County
Four steps. That's it.
From estimate to installation, we've simplified the process.
- Step 01
Design Your Windows
Pick style, glass, and finish in our online configurator.
- Step 02
Get Instant Pricing
See your price instantly as you design — no waiting, no calls.
- Step 03
We Verify Measurements
A professional confirms every dimension on-site before production begins.
- Step 04
Professional Installation
Experienced installers handle the entire project — backed by our workmanship warranty.
Popular Starting Points
Most homeowners start with one of these proven configurations and customize from there.
Energy-efficient vinyl windows at our most accessible price.
Typically $650–$900 per window installed
Premium ProVia sliding windows with Low-E glass — the sweet spot.
Typically $800–$1,200 per window installed
Triple pane glass and our highest-performing frames.
Typically $1,100–$1,600 per window installed
Sleek black picture windows for a contemporary look.
Typically $950–$1,500 per window installed
Need a Door, Too?
Our door and sliding patio door configurators work just like the one above — same transparent pricing, same no sales pressure.
Typical Project Costs
Every home is different, but these ranges help set expectations.
Installed
Common for single-room upgrades or damage replacement.
Installed
Popular for replacing windows across main living areas.
Installed
Complete replacement of all windows in a typical Utah home.
Final pricing depends on size, product line, installation requirements, and project scope.
Ready to See Your Price?
Design your windows, explore options, and get transparent pricing in minutes.
Still have questions?
We're happy to talk through your project. No pressure, no sales pitch — just answers.
Prefer an in-person visit? Request an in-home consultation and we'll bring samples and measure on-site — just mention it in the notes.