Window & DoorInstallationin Lakewood, CO

At 5,400 feet, Lakewood homes face a uniquely demanding combination: intense UV exposure from high altitude, dramatic temperature swings between seasons, and hail storms that can arrive with little warning. For these conditions, we recommend and are certified to install Marvin, Pella, Andersen, Milgard, and Anlin — all of which offer low-E coatings designed for high-altitude UV protection, thermally broken frames that handle Colorado's freeze-thaw cycles without warping or seal failure, and triple-pane and impact-resistant glass options suited to Jefferson County's hail exposure. During your assessment, we'll help you identify which product line best fits your home's style, your energy goals, and your budget.

Window replacement in Lakewood typically ranges from $400–$1,200 per window, depending on size, style (double-hung, casement, picture, bay, etc.), glass package, and frame material. A full-home project of 10–20 windows generally runs $6,000–$20,000+. Key cost factors include the energy-efficiency tier you choose, whether historic preservation constraints apply, frame condition and rough opening preparation, and whether the project involves insurance work after storm damage. We offer flexible financing options to fit most household budgets — ask about current programs during your consult.

In most cases, yes — the City of Lakewood and Jefferson County require permits for window replacement projects, particularly when structural changes are involved or when homes are in certain zoning overlays. The permitting process involves submitting specifications and ensuring the replacement windows meet current energy codes. All Around Windows & Restoration, LLC handles all permit applications and inspections on your behalf. You won't need to navigate the City of Lakewood's building department yourself — we manage the paperwork from start to final approval so your installation is fully code-compliant and won't create issues at resale.

All Around Windows & Restoration, LLC has been serving Lakewood and the broader Jefferson County area for 25+ years. We're locally based — not a national franchise dispatching crews from out of state. That longevity means we've worked in virtually every neighborhood in Lakewood, built relationships with local inspectors and suppliers, and earned the trust of thousands of homeowners who have referred us to their neighbors. Many of our current clients are second-generation referrals from families whose parents we served years ago.

Absolutely. Hail is one of the most consistent hazards for Lakewood homeowners — Jefferson County regularly experiences significant hail events that crack glazing, damage frames, and compromise seals. Our storm damage process begins with a rapid on-site inspection, typically available within days of a major storm. We document all damage photographically and with written reports structured specifically for insurance adjusters. We then work directly with your insurance company — coordinating the claim, the scope of work, and the approval process — so the project moves forward quickly. Most homeowners only pay their deductible when insurance covers the damage.

Late spring (April–June) and early fall (September–October) are ideal for window replacement in Lakewood. Temperatures in these windows are moderate, allowing sealants and expanding foam to cure at their optimal rate, and avoiding the extremes of deep winter or midsummer heat. That said, we work year-round — Colorado's dry climate actually makes cold-weather installation more manageable than in humid states. If you've had a storm event, don't wait for spring: temporary protection and urgent replacement are available regardless of season. We carry portable heating equipment to maintain proper installation conditions in cold weather when needed.

Yes — this is a specialty we take seriously. Lakewood has a number of homes built in the 1920s–1950s, particularly in neighborhoods like Belmar and Eiber, where preserving architectural character matters. We work with manufacturers that produce historically appropriate window profiles — including true divided lights, slim sightlines, and period-correct hardware — in modern materials that perform far better than original single-pane units. If your home falls within any historic overlay district or HOA with design restrictions, we'll review those guidelines before recommending products. Our goal is always to improve performance without sacrificing the character that makes these homes special.

Yes. We offer flexible financing options through lending partners with competitive rates designed for home improvement projects. Depending on your credit profile and project size, options can include deferred interest periods, fixed monthly payments, and terms from 12 to 84 months. Financing can cover the full project cost including installation, permits, and removal of old windows. Ask about current promotions during your no-obligation assessment — financing options and rates change seasonally, and we'll walk you through what's available at the time of your consult.