Yes. Window replacement in the Denver area happens all year, including winter. Installers swap one window at a time, so each opening is only exposed for a short stretch. The rest of your house stays closed up and warm.
Why winter is a smart time to start
Cold weather shows you exactly which windows are failing. Stand near each one on a windy evening. Do you feel a draft? Is there fog between the panes? Does a room stay cold no matter what the thermostat says? Write those rooms down. That list makes your consultation faster and your proposal more accurate.
How long the process takes
Every Insignia window is made to measure, so there is a wait between ordering and install day. Most projects install 8 to 10 weeks after the order is placed and payment clears. An order placed in late October usually installs around the new year. An order placed in December usually installs in February or early March.
What install day looks like in the cold
The crew removes one old window, sets the new one, and seals it before moving to the next. Close the doors to the rooms they are working in to hold heat in the rest of the house. Ask Adam how long your project will take. It depends on how many windows you replace.
Questions to ask before you schedule
Which windows need replacing now, and which can wait?
Does my home sit above 6,000 feet? Homes in Evergreen, Nederland, and Monument often do. Ask about glass made for altitude, since Apex’s seal warranty depends on it.
What does the warranty cover? Insignia windows carry a lifetime limited warranty on frames, moving parts, and glass seals. It transfers once to the next owner.
Can I finance it? Apex works with local credit unions and other lenders.
Ready to stop feeling the draft?
Adam will help you decide which windows to replace first. Call 720-954-8110 or book a free 15-minute call.