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Window & Door Installers in Los Altos

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Before you hire

  • Ask for the U-factor and SHGC of the windows quoted, and whether they meet Title 24.
  • Ask whether the quote is retrofit (insert) or full-frame replacement.
  • Ask if the permit and disposal of old windows are included.
  • For homes built before 1978, ask about lead-safe work practices.

In California, window and glass work of $1,000 or more needs a C-17 Glazing license (or a general contractor's license for bigger projects) from the CSLB. Replacement windows also need to meet the state energy code.

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Window & Door Installers in Los Altos: questions

How do I find a good window and door installer in Los Altos?

Tell SVHN what you need in about two minutes, with a few photos. A person at SVHN reads your request and sends it to one local window and door installer who does that work in Los Altos. You can follow every step on your tracking page, and we check in after the job.

Does a window and door installer need a license?

In California, window and glass work of $1,000 or more needs a C-17 Glazing license (or a general contractor's license for bigger projects) from the CSLB. Replacement windows also need to meet the state energy code. You can look up any license number at cslb.ca.gov.

How much does it cost?

It depends on the job: number and size of openings, frame material, retrofit vs. full-frame, glass options and permits. Because the pro sees your answers and photos before calling, the first conversation can get to a real estimate faster. You agree the price directly with the pro.

Is SVHN free for homeowners?

Yes. Requesting a pro through SVHN costs you nothing, and we send your request to one pro at a time, not to a crowd. Your contact details go only to the pro who accepts your job.

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