Window Replacement in Corrales

No two Corrales windows are the same size. Good.

Corrales is what happens when a village refuses to become a subdivision: adobe and territorial homes on acre lots, custom builds from every decade, coyote fences, and the bosque running the whole eastern edge. It’s also a window installer’s honesty test — because almost nothing here is a standard tract size. Hand-built openings, deep adobe walls, wood frames from the 60s and 70s, and big custom picture windows facing the Sandias.

That’s exactly where local manufacturing earns its keep. Because the windows are made in New Mexico, they’re built to your measured openings — full-service, custom window replacements — instead of stock sizes shimmed into hand-built walls. A deep-set adobe opening and a 90s custom build get treated as what they are: different jobs.

What Corrales homes run into

• Wood frames near the bosque — decades of ditch and river moisture find the sills; soft frames call for full-frame installation, not an insert over rot
• Custom and oversized openings — picture windows and one-off sizes need built-to-measure units
• Sun off the west mesa — low-E glass with SHGC ratings picked per exposure keeps view walls livable
• Older layered paint — pre-1978 homes can get lead-based paint testing before any trim comes off

Every project starts with a free, in-home estimate — openings measured one by one, frame condition checked, and an honest call on insert versus full-frame for each. The windows are backed by a limited lifetime warranty, and financing options are available for larger custom projects.