Santa Fe considerations
- Pueblo and territorial styles, often with divided-light casements
- Deep adobe and frame-and-stucco walls
- Colder winters at about 7,000 feet
- Historic district design review in some neighborhoods
Window choices
Wood-clad casements and dark bronze fiberglass windows are the most common picks. Focus on low U-factor glass for winter. If your home is in a historic district, changes to window style or openings may need city approval.
Santa Fe homes are served by PNM, so qualifying windows can get the PNM rebate in addition to the state credit.
Windows and doors in Santa Fe
- 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 you work in Santa Fe?
Yes. Santa Fe projects are scheduled in blocks, so call early.
Do I need historic approval?
If your home is in a historic district and the windows change appearance, possibly. Check with the city before ordering.