Comfort
Sit next to the glass in January
New units raise the inside face of the glass and stop the draft at the lock. The room feels even before anyone talks about U-factor.
Vancouver, WA
Clear glass. Tight openings.
Clearveiw Windows replaces tired windows and sets new ones in Vancouver, Camas, Washougal, Battle Ground, Ridgefield, and the rest of Clark County.
Two kinds of work
Replace what’s there. Set the new ones.
Homeowners and builders need different pages. Pick the one that matches the job.
Is it time?
Six signs the window is the problem
If two of these are true in the same room, a measure is worth a morning.
01
Drafts at a closed window
Air at the lock or stool means the weatherstrip or frame has given up.
02Fog between the panes
That haze is a failed sealed unit. Cleaning will not reach it.
03Sashes that fight you
Sticky, dropped, or unlocked sashes often mean the opening is no longer square.
04Soft or stained sills
Washington rain finds the weak corner. Soft wood is water in the wall.
05A room that never evens out
Cold glass makes a cold chair even when the thermostat is fine.
06A bill that does not add up
Windows are a small wall and a large leak. Start with the openings you can feel.
What actually changes
Comfort first. Then the bill. Then the wall.
Moisture
Fog you cannot wipe is a failed unit
Haze between panes means the seal is gone. Room-side sweat is often humidity. We tell those apart on site. How to look.
Energy
Less work for a long heating season
Windows are a small share of the wall and a large share of heat loss. Savings are real on tired single-pane. They are modest if the glass is already decent.
How a job runs
Measure once. Install clean.
Walkthrough, written estimate, openings measured for insert or full-frame, then a crew that leaves the rooms usable.
- Walkthrough. We look at glass, sills, and trim — not just a count.
- Order. Each opening is sized for the method that opening needs.
- Install. Old units out. New units plumb, flashed, and operable.
- Walk the job. You try every sash. Debris leaves with us.
From the truck
Recent work
Real openings in Washington houses — not stock.
Learn first
Guides before the call
DiagnosisSigns you need new windowsSix practical signs a Washington home is ready for window replacement — drafts, fogged glass, sticky sashes, soft sills, uneven rooms, and bills that do not make sense.DiagnosisFogged windows, explainedWhy Washington windows fog, how to tell room-side condensation from a failed sealed unit, and when replacement is the only real fix.InstallationFull-frame vs insert replacementThe difference between insert (pocket) windows and full-frame replacement, and how we choose a method for Washington homes.CostWindow replacement cost in WashingtonWhat drives the price of replacement windows in Washington — method, material, glass, and access — plus honest ranges and what a measure is for.