LOMAXWINDOWS & DOORSReplacement windows
Compare vinyl window styles, dual-pane and triple-pane glass, and frame details. We’ll help you identify the windows you want to replace and choose options around the way you use each room.
Window & door replacement in Fresno
Make a plan for the rooms that run hot, the windows that stick, and the patio door you use every day. Lomax helps Fresno homeowners choose, measure, and install replacement windows and doors.
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Start with the changes your home needs
Start with what is happening in your home. Is an older window difficult to open? Does the room feel uncomfortable near the glass? Do you want a patio entrance that works better for your family? We’ll look at the existing openings and discuss which changes belong in the project.
Lomax handles full window and door replacements, from a few openings to a whole-home retrofit. You can also talk with us about windows and doors for new construction.
Patio & French doors
A slider and a hinged French door use the space differently. Review the opening, furniture placement, and access to the yard when deciding which arrangement suits your home.
New construction
Planning new openings or a new home? Bring the scope into the conversation early so we can discuss window and door choices alongside the building project.
A Fresno project, in the homeowner’s words
A full-home replacement is easier to picture through another homeowner’s experience. Fresno customer Juanita R. described replacing 19 windows with triple-pane windows and highlighted the appearance, installation, and cleanup.
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“Very professional and cleaned up afterwards. Love the slight tint and New modern look.”
Juanita’s account describes the changes she noticed after the replacement. Read her project story for the scope and her original review.
Read the Fresno project storyCompare the way your windows open
Keep the look you like, change the way a window opens, or make a different opening the focal point of a room. Start with the style, then compare the glass package for that window.
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 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 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
For a Fresno room that gets strong afternoon sun, bring that specific concern to the consultation. For a room that feels cold or drafty, show us the window and explain when you notice it. Those details make the product comparison more useful.
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.
Explore dual-pane windowsLow-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 windowsRead the guide to choosing window glass for more on pane count, U-factor, SHGC, daylight, and west-facing rooms.
What goes into your replacement estimate?
See the full window replacement cost guide for the factors to review before comparing estimates.
The price of replacing windows in Fresno depends on the actual openings and the products you select. A handful of standard-size replacements and a whole-home project with large or specialty windows need different scopes of work.
| Cost factor | Details to compare |
|---|---|
| Quantity and size | How many openings are included, and which need custom dimensions? A room-by-room list is a useful starting point. |
| Style and finish | Sliding, single-hung, casement, and projecting windows involve different configurations. Confirm frame colors and grid patterns. |
| Glass package | Identify dual-pane or triple-pane glass and the selected coatings or gas fills. Compare the quoted products, not just the total. |
| Installation scope | Review 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.
From first measurement to final walkthrough
Compare retrofit and full-frame replacement before you decide how to handle the existing opening and finishes.
The work starts with a visit to your home and continues through the final checks. Use the consultation to discuss access, the rooms involved, and how the installation will fit into your household’s schedule.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Include the door that connects you to the yard
Window replacement can be a good time to review a patio door that is difficult to slide or no longer suits the room. Show us the opening during your consultation so we can discuss the door as part of the same project.
One opening. Several ways to use it.
Sliding patio doors move sideways without a door leaf swinging into the room. French doors create a hinged opening; discuss swing direction and clearance as part of the selection.
Consider how the new door will look beside your windows. Discuss frame colors, grid patterns, glass choices, and the view from both the room and the yard.
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Questions about replacement in Fresno
Can I replace a few windows instead of the whole house?
Yes. Window projects can be completed in stages, so start with the rooms or openings you want to address first and plan later phases around the same overall direction.
Do I need dual-pane or triple-pane windows?
Compare the specific window options with your goals and budget. Pane count, coatings, frame design, and the complete product’s performance all belong in that conversation. Tell us where you notice heat, cold, or outside noise so we can discuss those priorities.
How long will my project take?
From signed contract to completed installation, a typical window project runs about 2–3 weeks. An 8–12 window installation typically takes about a day and a half.
What should I ask about the warranty?
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.
Do you repair broken glass or replace the whole window?
Lomax’s service focuses on full window and door installation and replacement. If you are looking only for a glass repair, describe that when you call so the scope is clear before arranging a visit.
Can you work on a new home in Fresno?
Yes. Lomax also works with homeowners and builders on new-construction windows and doors. Tell us whether you have existing openings, are changing an opening, or are planning new construction.
Nearby service areas
Beyond Fresno, we serve Clovis, Sanger, Madera, Kingsburg, Selma, Reedley, Kerman, and Fowler. Visit the service-area guide for more local pages.
Let’s look at your Fresno home.
Tell us what you want to replace and what you want to improve. We’ll start with a free in-home consultation.