ClearviewVancouver, WA

Process

Measure once. Install clean.

Four steps, in this order, on every job — so nothing on install day is a surprise.

AI-generated imagery — not an actual Clearview job or job site

  1. Walkthrough. We look at the openings, the trim, and what you want to change. You get a written estimate, not a surprise on install day.
  2. Measure and order. Each opening is measured for the chosen method. Windows are ordered to those sizes. Lead times vary by manufacturer.
  3. Install. Old units come out. New units go in plumb and flashed. Finishes close up to match the house.
  4. Walk the job. We operate every sash with you, haul debris, and leave the rooms usable.

Permits depend on the city and whether the opening changes. We handle that conversation before work starts.

Install day

What that actually looks like.

Pair of new white double-hung windows on blue siding with a caulk gun on the roof below
Install day — sealing the pairprocess
Two ladders set against a cream gable with an arched transom window mid-replacement
Ladders up to the gableprocess
Installer on a ladder setting a window on a dark blue house
On the ladder, mid-installprocess
Single-hung window on a blue house with a ladder still in place
Single-hung, just setprocess
Cream-sided house with new windows and a crew member working at the door
Side elevation during the jobprocess
Installer at the door of a cream house with new windows above
Install day at the entryprocess
Ladder up to a new gable window on a pink shake house
Gable opening from the ladderprocess
Large grid picture window on a charcoal house corner under a worn cedar shake roof, door open mid-job
Corner picture window, mid-jobprocess
Four new windows stacked on a dark blue two-story house with a ladder still in the yard
Four openings, ladder still outprocess
Three installers on ladders setting large multi-pane windows in the gable of a wood cabin-style house
Crew setting the gable windowsprocess

Next step

Start at step one.

A walkthrough costs nothing and ends with a written estimate you can hold anyone else to.

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