Comfort
Comfort next to the glass in winter
New windows keep the inside face of the glass warmer and stop the draft at the lock, so the room feels more even.
Vancouver, WA · Clark County
Great prices. Clean work. Clear windows.
Replace old windows and sliding glass doors, or set new construction — quoted in person, installed on a scheduled date.
Call (564) 208-0801Request an estimate
WA Contractor Reg. CLEARVW74601
Free in-home measure. Written estimate before anything comes out of the wall.See typical costs first.
- Clearviewquotes every job in person
- Bothreplacement & new construction
- LocalVancouver, WA based
- Freewritten estimate, no pressure
Three kinds of work
Window replacement, new construction, and sliding glass doors.
Pick the one that fits your project.
Is it time?
Six signs it is time to replace your windows
If two of these describe the same room, it is worth having us measure. Not sure? Ask the window consultant.
01
Drafts at a closed window
Air coming in at the lock or the sill means the weatherstripping or frame is no longer sealing.
02Fog between the panes
Haze between the panes means the seal has failed. Cleaning will not remove it.
03Windows that are hard to operate
Windows that stick, drop, or will not lock can mean the opening is no longer square.
04Soft or stained sills
Soft or stained wood at the sill usually means water is getting in.
05A room that is never comfortable
Cold glass can make a room feel cold even when the thermostat is set right.
06A heating bill that keeps climbing
Windows are a small part of the wall but a large share of heat loss.
What changes
What you will notice: comfort, moisture, and energy use.
Moisture
Fog you cannot wipe away means a failed seal
Haze between the panes means the seal has failed. Moisture on the room side is often humidity. We can tell the two apart at the measure — how to spot the difference.
Energy
Less heat loss in winter
Windows are a small part of the wall but a large share of heat loss. Savings are larger with older, single-pane glass and smaller if your glass is already in good shape.
How a job runs
How a job runs, start to finish.
We walk through the project, measure every opening, put the approach and price in a written estimate, and then install.
- Walkthrough. We look at the windows, sills, and trim, and at what you want to change.
- Measure and order. Every opening is measured, and the windows are ordered to those sizes.
- Install. The old windows come out and the new ones go in level, flashed, and working.
- Final walkthrough. We open and close every window with you, then haul away the debris.
Our work
Recent work
Photos from our own jobs on Washington homes.
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Working in Vancouver, Camas, Washougal, Battle Ground, Brush Prairie, Ridgefield, La Center, and Woodland.
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Guides to read before you call
DiagnosisSigns you need new windowsSix practical signs a Washington home is ready for window replacement — drafts, fogged glass, sticky sashes, soft sills, and uneven rooms.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.InstallationWhat each opening needsHow we look at each window opening, what changes the scope, and why the written estimate lists the approach opening by opening.CostWindow replacement cost in WashingtonWhat drives the price of replacement windows in Washington — scope, material, glass, and access — plus honest ranges and what a measure is for.ProductCascade vs Milgard windowsThe real difference between the two window lines Clearview installs — where they're made, what they cost, and when the step up to Milgard is worth it.ProductVinyl vs fiberglass in the Pacific NorthwestHow vinyl and fiberglass window frames actually perform in a wet, mild Washington climate — expansion, moisture, cost, and when each one is the right call.