Window replacement in Clovis

Choose new windows around the way you live at home. Based in Fresno, Lomax helps you compare styles and glass, plan the installation, and bring the finished project together.

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Start with the changes your home needs

You may be keeping the character of an older Clovis home, changing a window that is hard to reach, or updating several rooms at once. The useful starting point is the opening itself: its condition, how it operates, and what you want the replacement to do differently.

Lomax specializes in full window and door replacement and has served Central Valley homeowners since 2004. Our in-home consultation gives you a chance to compare options against the windows you already have.

A few key windows

Start with the openings that need attention most. Discuss the appearance of adjoining windows, your preferred operating style, and the rooms you want to include now.

A whole-home retrofit

Compare a coordinated selection of frames, glass, finishes, and grids. A room-by-room review helps define the scope while keeping each opening’s use in mind.

Windows & patio doors

Include a sliding patio door, French door, or a coordinated door replacement in the same conversation. Reviewing the openings together helps you plan their appearance and operation.

What one Clovis homeowner noticed

Clovis homeowner Catherine Tarazon shared what she noticed after her Lomax window installation. She liked the appearance and reported a difference in her electric bill and the outside noise in her home.

Catherine TarazonClovis, California

“Highly recommend their knowledge and experience.”

Catherine Tarazon · Clovis homeowner

Her account gives you a local homeowner’s perspective on the finished windows. Read the full review alongside other Lomax customer experiences.

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Compare the way your windows open

A window should suit the room as well as the exterior. Think about how you reach the handle, where furniture sits, and whether an open sash would extend into a walkway or patio.

Sliding window with horizontal opening

Sliding windows

The sash moves side to side. Consider this style for wide openings and rooms where you want horizontal operation without a sash swinging outward.

Casement window product view

Casement windows

The sash is hinged and opens outward. Discuss handle access and the space outside the opening, particularly beside paths, planting beds, and outdoor seating.

Single-hung window product view

Single-hung windows

The lower sash lifts while the upper section stays fixed. It’s a familiar vertical arrangement when you want to retain the proportions of an existing opening.

Bay, bow, and garden windows

These projecting designs change the depth and appearance of an opening. Bring them up during the consultation so we can discuss the configuration, space, and installation work. Frame finishes and decorative grids are part of the selection, too.

Choose glass around your home’s needs

If one room in your Clovis home is harder to keep comfortable, start there. Sun exposure, shade, the existing window, and the selected glass all matter. Compare the complete window’s performance alongside the style and price.

Dual-pane or triple-pane?

Dual-pane windows have two sheets of glass; triple-pane windows have three. We’ll compare the available glass packages with your priorities and budget. Pane count is one part of the decision.

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Low-E glass and Argon

Low-E coatings help control heat transfer through glass. Argon is an insulating gas used between panes. Ask which features are included in each window option you’re comparing.

Explore triple-pane windows

Read the guide to choosing window glass for more on pane count, U-factor, SHGC, daylight, and west-facing rooms.

Two ratings worth comparing

U-factor describes heat transfer: a lower value means less heat passes through. Solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC) describes how much solar heat enters: a lower value admits less. Ask to see the NFRC ratings for the complete windows under consideration.

What goes into your replacement estimate?

See the full window replacement cost guide for the factors to review before comparing estimates.

A useful Clovis window estimate should identify what is being replaced and what is being installed. When comparing quotes, use the same window count, sizes, styles, and glass choices so you can see what each price covers.

What to review in your estimate
Cost factorDetails to compare
Quantity and sizeHow many openings are included, and which need custom dimensions? A room-by-room list is a useful starting point.
Style and finishSliding, single-hung, casement, and projecting windows involve different configurations. Confirm frame colors and grid patterns.
Glass packageIdentify dual-pane or triple-pane glass and the selected coatings or gas fills. Compare the quoted products, not just the total.
Installation scopeReview the existing openings, the installation approach, finish work, removal, and cleanup with the installer.

Planning how to pay?

Lomax offers financing through Acorn. Review the project estimate first, then explore the financing options for your window or door replacement.

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From first measurement to final walkthrough

Compare retrofit and full-frame replacement before you decide how to handle the existing opening and finishes.

From the first home visit to the final walkthrough, the details of your openings guide the work. If you’re replacing windows in phases or including a patio door, discuss that scope before the products are ordered.

  1. Walk through your home

    We inspect the existing windows or doors, take initial measurements, and ask what you want to improve. Point out sticking sashes, drafty openings, and rooms you use most.

  2. Select the products

    We discuss window styles, frame finishes, glass, and door options, then prepare an estimate. Review the choices together so the proposed work matches your priorities.

  3. Measure and order

    Detailed measurements guide the order for your selected products. From signed contract to completed installation, a typical Lomax project runs about 2–3 weeks.

  4. Install and seal

    Lomax employees remove the old units, prepare the openings, and fit and seal the replacements. A typical 8–12 window installation takes about a day and a half.

  5. Check the finished work

    We inspect the installation, check operation and seals, clean up the work area, and review the finished work with you. This is a good time to ask about operation and care.

Plan the patio door alongside your windows

If the project includes the entrance to your yard, bring that opening into the consultation. The direction a door opens, the space beside it, and the way your family moves through it all affect the choice.

White sliding patio door overlooking a garden

Choose the operation first

A sliding door keeps its movement along the track. A French door needs room for its swing. Review the furniture and exterior space before choosing the configuration.

Review the door’s frame finish and glass alongside your windows. If you prefer the appearance of French doors with sliding operation, ask about French-style sliding doors.

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Questions about replacement in Clovis

Where is Lomax based?

Lomax is based at 2855 N Sunnyside Ave, Suite 105, Fresno, CA 93727, and serves Clovis and homeowners across the Central Valley. A free in-home consultation lets us look at your actual windows and discuss the product choices and installation work for your home.

Can new windows match the look of my home?

We’ll discuss frame finishes, grid patterns, and window styles around the look you want to keep or change. Show us adjoining windows and any features you want to coordinate. Matching an existing appearance is a useful part of the product-selection conversation.

How should I compare two window estimates?

Check the number and sizes of windows, operating styles, frame finishes, glass packages, and installation scope. Ask what removal, finish work, and cleanup are included. Comparing the same specifications makes the difference between estimates easier to understand.

Should I plan the whole house or replace windows in phases?

Yes. Larger window projects can be completed in stages. Identify the openings that need attention first and Lomax can plan the current phase around the windows you may replace later.

What should I know about scheduling and coverage?

From signed contract to completed installation, a typical Lomax project runs about 2–3 weeks. Lomax currently installs Premium Window & Doors products; view Premium’s limited lifetime warranty.

Lomax fixes installation problems; contact the team if an issue is related to the installation. For manufacturer issues, submit a service request through the manufacturer’s website so its service department can help. Lomax does not provide a separate written labor warranty.

Can I include doors or a new-construction project?

Yes. Lomax installs patio doors and French doors, and works on new-construction windows. Explain the openings and project stage when you call so we can discuss the right scope.

Nearby service areas

We also serve Fresno, Madera, Sanger, Kingsburg, and Selma. See the service-area guide or visit the Central Valley replacement-window hub for the wider service overview.

Your Clovis project starts at home.

Show us the windows you want to replace. We’ll talk through the choices and prepare an estimate for your project.