A coastal Los Angeles home with new windows reflecting a Pacific sunset

Now booking across greater Los Angeles

Windows worthy of the coast.

Replacement windows and patio doors, sized for your openings and priced with installation included. Check your ZIP, choose a line, and see a clear estimate before anyone comes to the house.

InstalledThe price includes putting the window in.
Low-EDual-pane Low-E glass is the standard start.
3 countiesLos Angeles, plus nearby Orange and Ventura.
Your sizeEnter inches, or we’ll measure for you.

How it works

A clear price, then a crew that shows up.

Four steps. You can stop after the estimate, order the windows, or keep that price and book a measurement visit.

01

Check the area

Enter a ZIP or city. You’ll know immediately if we install there.

02

Choose the window

Type, tier, frame color, grids, and glass. The drawing updates as you choose.

03

Add the sizes

Width and height for each opening. The helper takes three of each and keeps the smallest.

04

Order or book

Submit the order, or ask us to measure and hold the estimate as the starting price.

Window types

Every opening on a Los Angeles house.

Good, better, best

Three tiers. One installed number.

Lines we order through Beacon Building Products (QXO). “From” prices use a typical size, white frame, no grids, standard Low-E, and retrofit installation. Your openings will differ.

Good

MI Windows V2000

A vinyl single hung Beacon lists as the V2000 Model 3500. A sensible start for bedrooms and side yards.

From $615 installed

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Better

Simonton Contractor

The contractor single hung Beacon shows with grids, tempered glass, and a triple-pane option.

From $777 installed

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Best

Paradigm Society 2

A replacement double hung from Paradigm’s Society 2 line, listed on Beacon with a full screen.

From $1,007 installed

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An installer setting a white vinyl window into a stucco wall

Trust & warranty

Stucco-friendly installs, in writing.

  • Most greater-LA replacements are retrofit inserts, so the stucco stays put. Full-frame is an option when the frame is rotten or the opening is being rebuilt.
  • Dual-pane Low-E glass is included. Solar-control, tempered, obscure, and triple-pane are options on the lines that offer them.
  • Manufacturer warranties follow the brand. Many of these vinyl lines carry a limited lifetime warranty for the original homeowner. Read that warranty before you count on it.
  • Every install includes our written workmanship warranty. The term is on your contract.
  • We can coordinate the permit. Old-window removal and disposal is optional on the estimate.
About the company

Service area

From the beaches to the valleys.

Los Angeles County, and the nearby cities of Orange County and Ventura County. San Bernardino, Riverside, and Santa Barbara are outside this first map.

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FAQ

Before you book.

Does the price include installation?

Yes. Each window shows a material price and an installation price. Installation is based on the size of the opening. Retrofit, or insert, installation is the default. Full-frame, stucco patching, removal, and permits are listed separately if you add them.

What if I don’t know the size?

Use the measurement helper: width at the top, middle, and bottom, height at the left, center, and right, and we keep the smallest. Or choose “Not sure, measure for me.” You’ll still see a planning price, and the final quote is confirmed after we measure.

Is the online number a contract?

No. It is an installed estimate from the sizes and options you enter. When you book a visit, we keep that price as the starting point and confirm the final quote on site. Ordering online does not charge a card. Payment is not connected yet.

Where do the windows come from?

We order through Beacon Building Products, now part of QXO. The catalog follows lines Beacon shows publicly, including Simonton, Ply Gem, MI Windows, Paradigm, and Atrium. A few shapes are the same brand families and are confirmed with the branch before they are ordered.

Will you work on stucco?

Yes. A retrofit insert is the usual approach in stucco and leaves the wall finish alone. If the old frame has to come out, choose full-frame and, if the stucco needs a patch, add that on the estimate.

How long does a replacement take?

A few openings are often finished in a day. A whole house is usually scheduled across one to three days, depending on count, access, and whether any openings are full-frame. We’ll confirm the schedule with the order.

Ready when you are

See the installed price this afternoon.

No card. No sales appointment required to look at the number.

Start the estimate Call (213) 555-0148