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Colorado's First choice in Window Installation
All-Star Construction Windows & Doors provides market leading Windows, but that doesn’t mean that the installation isn’t just as crucial to a job being well done. Experienced, knowledgeable and honest installation crew are key to ensuring that every job is done to the most demanding homeowners standards. A great crew should know what they are doing and be trusted to do the job well without taking any shortcuts. This is precisely why All-Star Construction Windows & Doors only uses their own in-house installers.
At All-Star Construction Windows & Doors our efficient crews can install windows year-round. The disturbance to the homeowner is always kept to a minimum with each window being installed quickly after the old window is removed. Cleanliness is also a point of pride for our crews. Windows are to be cleaned, drop sheets are to be used and the installation crews will vacuum up when they are done. All debris will be removed from the site as well.
There are two main installation types that All-Star Construction Windows & Doors uses. They are described below:
Full Frame Installation
This is the preferred installation method of Western Windows. A full frame replacement means that we are removing all of the components of the existing window including the brickmold, frame and jamb. This installation style will require that the existing interior casing be removed and either re-installed where possible or put new casings on. This installation style enables us to fully insulate around the new window which will in-turn greatly improve the overall efficiency of the unit. Another benefit to the full frame installation is that all of the existing window is removed and replaced with maintenance free PVC.
Box Fame Installation
This installation style is also known as a retrofit install. In this install style the existing window frame is left intact, and a new window is fit into the existing window. This install method is most often used in circumstances where the homeowner absolutely does not want to interfere with the interior or exterior finish of the windows. This is most prevalent in heritage homes where the homeowner does not want to diminish some of the character elements of a home by removing special sills/interior casing etc.
