What we see in the Heights
- Original single-pane aluminum sliders, often with worn tracks and latches
- West-facing living rooms that heat up every afternoon
- Big east-facing windows that look straight at the Sandias
- Older stucco that's been patched and painted a few times
Common upgrades
Most Heights projects are whole-house vinyl replacements using flush-fin retrofits, so the stucco stays untouched. Homeowners with a view often upgrade the main living-room window to a large picture window with casements on each side.
Closer to the foothills, homes are often newer and larger, with more wood-clad and fiberglass windows.
Windows and doors in NE Heights
- Vinyl, fiberglass and wood-clad windows
- Brands including Pella, Andersen, Milgard and Anlin
- Patio doors and entry doors
- Rebates and tax credits
Common questions
Do Heights homes qualify for the PNM rebate?
Yes, most Northeast Heights homes are PNM electric customers, so qualifying windows can get the $80 per window rebate. Check your bill to be sure.
Do you work up near the foothills?
Yes, from the Heights down to Uptown and Mid-Heights, and up to the foothills.