Window Replacement Mesa - Professional Window and Door Installations
Replacement Windows and Doors for Mesa Homes
Affordable Windows Plus Exteriors installs quality replacement windows, sliding patio doors, entry doors and Titan security doors in homes all over Mesa, from the older streets near downtown to the newer neighborhoods in the southeast. The windows are built to last, the install is handled by people who know the work, and the price is one most families can actually plan for.
Celebrating 20 years servicing Arizona residents, proudly!
We've been replacing windows and doors for Arizona homeowners since 2005. In Mesa that means energy-efficient windows and patio doors, and the goal is always bigger than a new piece of glass. A good replacement keeps the summer heat out, makes the house quieter and gives it a better look from the street.
Our motto is "QUALITY YOU CAN AFFORD." It's why we price every Mesa job to give you the most for what you spend.
Estimates are free and come with no pressure. We measure, walk you through the options and leave a written bid you can hold up against anyone else's. Our lineup covers vinyl replacement windows, composite windows and thermally broken aluminum windows, and our long relationships with the manufacturers we buy from let us sell well-made products at prices that stay reasonable. We also install entry doors, sliding patio doors and Titan security doors, which make a Mesa home safer and help it hold its cool air.
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Estimates on Your Schedule
Most people can't take a weekday morning off to talk about windows. Our in-home estimates in Mesa are free, and we book them in the evenings and on weekends too, so the visit fits around your week instead of the other way around.
Your Colors, Your Grids
Every window we order is made for your opening and your taste. Our manufacturers give us exterior frame colors you won't find in the standard catalog, and you can pick from a long list of grid patterns. That range helps a lot if you live in a master-planned neighborhood with design rules.
More Than 20 Years In
We've been at this for more than 20 years, and our aim hasn't moved: every Mesa customer should be glad they hired us. That means real support when you need it and treating your home the way we'd want ours treated.
Since 2005, Affordable Windows Plus Exteriors has focused on two things Mesa homeowners care about: windows that are worth what they cost, and installs that hold up. We'd rather get a replacement right the first time than come back to fix it, so our installers take their time on the fit and the seal. Our customer service has won awards, and most of that credit belongs to the experienced people on our crew. It's how we've kept Mesa homes comfortable for two decades.
Here's what new windows can do for a Mesa home:
- Your SRP bill should come down, because efficient windows and doors let far less summer heat inside.
- Airtight windows, installed properly, cut a lot of the noise from traffic and neighbors.
- New vinyl windows come with stronger locks that are harder to force.
- Vinyl frames don't chip, peel, blister or fade, so there's nothing to repaint.
- Every window we install carries a double lifetime warranty that covers glass breakage.
Replacement Windows For Your Home
Vinyl replacement windows suit Mesa well. With dual-pane, Low E glass they're ENERGY STAR rated, and they're one of the simplest ways to bring a cooling bill down.
Slide Into Energy Savings with a New Door
Want a door that looks better, seals better, or both? We install sliding patio doors, French doors, entry doors and more, and we'll help you work out which one suits your Mesa home and how you use it.
Detail-oriented Installation Process
We pay attention to the small things on every Mesa install, like a square frame, a tight seal and clean trim. You end up with a window that looks right the day we finish and keeps opening, closing and sealing the way it should.
Windows That Hold Up to a Mesa Summer
Mesa summers are long and hard on a house, so the windows you choose need to insulate well and stand up to years of sun. Two brands we recommend a lot here are Simonton and Anlin. Both are well built and both are designed to save energy.
Simonton offers a wide range of styles, including sliding, casement and single hung windows, mostly in vinyl, which handles Arizona heat well. The company is known for quality and customer service, and it carries the Good Housekeeping Seal.
Anlin designs its windows for western climates and western home styles. They're energy efficient and they cut outside noise, which makes a Mesa house more comfortable and easier to cool. Simonton and Anlin both come with a double lifetime warranty covering parts, labor and glass breakage.
Even a great window performs poorly if it's installed badly. We've installed windows and doors in Arizona for more than 20 years, we stick to products made for this heat, and our customer service has won awards. That's a good team to put your new Simonton or Anlin windows in.
Get the product and the install right, and you'll feel it: a cooler house, less outside noise, more even temperatures and a home that's worth more.
Energy Efficiency
A Mesa summer is too much for ordinary windows. Energy-efficient replacements used to feel like an upgrade. Here they've become close to a must if you want a comfortable house without a painful power bill. They keep the afternoon heat outside and the cool air in, so the house holds its temperature and the AC doesn't have to run all day.
Low Emissivity Glass (Low E Glass)
Low E stands for low emissivity. It's a thin coating on the glass that reflects the sun's heat instead of absorbing it, and it blocks a big share of UV rays. With as much sun as Mesa gets, that adds up fast: rooms stay noticeably cooler, and floors, furniture and artwork don't fade as quickly.
Looks matter when you pick windows for a Mesa home, but comfort matters more. Efficient frames and Low E glass are what keep a house comfortable here and protect what's inside it, so we treat them as the starting point on every project.
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Mesa Homes and the Windows They Need
A house near downtown Mesa and a house in Eastmark need very different things from new windows.
Many homes in central and west Mesa are older single-story block houses that still have their original aluminum frames and single-pane glass, which pass heat straight through. Swapping those for dual-pane, Low E vinyl windows is one of the biggest comfort upgrades these houses can get. If your home is designated historic, the city's Planning division has to sign off before the work starts.
Up in the northeast, around Red Mountain Ranch and Las Sendas, homes tend to be larger, with wide openings and mountain views. A big picture window or slider with Low E glass keeps the view and blocks much of the heat.
Southeast Mesa, including Eastmark, sits close to Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport. If the air traffic bothers you, ask about noise-reducing glass. Our post on soundproof windows explains what actually helps.
Mesa also has a number of 55+ communities, among them Leisure World, Fountain of the Sun, Dreamland Villa and Sunland Springs Village. For those homes, put sliders that open easily, locks that are simple to use and frames that never need painting near the top of the list.
Questions About Replacing Windows in Mesa
Do I need a permit to replace windows in Mesa?
It depends on whether the opening changes. The City of Mesa lets you replace windows with ones that have the same or better energy ratings as long as they fit the same size opening. Changing the size of an opening, or turning a window into a door, takes a permit, and when a job needs one we pull it and meet the inspector. Bedroom windows also need a clear opening of at least 5.7 square feet so you can get out in an emergency, and historic homes need Planning approval first. The city's residential construction FAQ has the details.
Can I get an SRP rebate on new windows in Mesa?
Most of Mesa is served by SRP, and SRP offers a rebate on ENERGY STAR rated replacement windows that meet its efficiency numbers and are installed by a licensed Arizona contractor. You have to be an SRP residential customer, the home needs more than a year of SRP service, and the application is due within six months of the install. New construction homes don't qualify. Homes in the small area around downtown that get power from the City of Mesa aren't SRP customers, so check with the city instead. Our SRP rebate guide walks through the steps, and SRP's rebate page lists the current amount and rules.
Do I need HOA approval for new windows in Eastmark, Las Sendas or Dobson Ranch?
Check before you order. Many master-planned communities have design guidelines for changes to the outside of a home, and frame color or grid style can fall under them. If your HOA's committee asks for product details, we can get you what they need. Our range of frame colors and grid patterns also makes it easier to match what your neighborhood allows.
What should replace the old aluminum windows in my central Mesa home?
For most older Mesa homes we suggest dual-pane vinyl windows with Low E glass. Vinyl doesn't carry heat the way aluminum does, it won't warp, crack or fade in the sun, and it lasts for years with almost no care. Many of these houses can take a retrofit install, where the new window goes into the existing frame, so the stucco and trim stay put and the job costs less. If the old frame is damaged, a new construction install that replaces the whole unit is the better choice. We'll tell you which one your house needs.
I live in a 55+ community like Leisure World or Fountain of the Sun. What should I look for?
Windows and sliders that open with little effort, locks that are easy to use and hard to force, and frames that never need paint. Low E glass helps too, since it keeps the house cooler without running the AC all afternoon. The install is quick, usually one to two hours per window, and our crew moves anything that's in the way, so there's nothing for you to prepare. We'll agree on the day and time with you ahead of time.
How much does window replacement cost in Mesa?
It depends on how many windows you're replacing, their size and style, the glass you pick and how involved the install is. Replacing every window at once usually lowers the labor cost per window and gives the house a matching look, though doing a few at a time is fine too. The fastest way to a real number is a free in-home estimate. We'll measure, go over your options and give you a written price with materials and labor broken out, along with any promotions running at the time.
Affordable Windows Plus Exteriors Reviews
“This high quality company installed nine Amerimax Elite windows in my single story home three years ago. They employed the “new-construction” method to install them….not just removing the old windows and shoving in the new ones. The reason I’m reviewing now is because our SRP budget bill before the new windows was $118 and now it’s $92 a month! Thanks Jeff Caruso and Affordable Windows of Arizona, we love your windows and the workmanship. A special thanks to Diane for calling to check on our satisfaction with the windows.” -Marc G.
“My condo had single-pane windows from the sixties. Fellow condo owners and I got quotes from one company and from Affordable Windows Plus Exteriors (AWPE). AWPE offered a superior window at the same price. New windows are now in and my place is so quiet now and I’m hoping for lower electric bills. The installers were first rate, courteous, and friendly. I’m very pleased!” -J Aspin.
“Devin and his team installed 17 windows in our manufactured home. They came in at 7:50 and completed within 5 hours. They were friendly, professional and productive. They cleaned up like they were never there. We are thrilled with their work and the product installed. Highly recommend this company, the product and the install team including the salesman (Jason)” -Dawn & Darin (Mesa - Crescent Run), Google Reviewer
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