A better fit. Inside and out.
Plan window replacement around the opening, exterior trim and the way you use each room.
Look beyond the glass
Frame condition and the surrounding siding help determine the installation approach. Discuss appearance, operation and the connection to the exterior before selecting products. Product specifications and applicable warranty terms belong in the written proposal.
Useful details for your request
Include the approximate number of windows and which ones are difficult to operate, drafty or showing moisture. Exterior and interior photos help describe the opening.

See the connections.
A deck, its railings, windows and siding meet in one exterior. Consider how your proposed changes work with what is already there.
Photo from the owner’s exterior archive; not a separate RainFort case study or a claim about a specific installation.
Before you get started
Can I get a price from a photo?
Photos help explain the request. The condition, measurements and scope still need to be confirmed before a project price can be agreed.
What if the work uncovers another issue?
Ask how additional findings and changes will be documented in the proposal. Discuss any changed scope and cost before authorizing additional work.
Where do you work?
Our focus is Seattle and the Eastside. See the service area and send your city with the request.
Start with what you want to change.
Tell us about the project. We’ll discuss the next step with you.
Explore your preliminary estimate
Choose materials and dimensions. Include one service or combine several in the total.
Project questions
What happens if you pull the window and the framing underneath is rotten?
The condition of the opening must be assessed when exposed. Agree on any additional repair scope and cost before proceeding.
Insert or full-frame — which one do I actually need?
An insert keeps the existing frame; full-frame replacement removes it. The condition and dimensions of the opening help determine the approach.
How disruptive is it?
Timing and room access depend on the number of windows and the installation scope. Discuss protection and scheduling before work begins.
Is the warranty on the window or the installation?
Product and installation coverage may have different providers and terms. Refer to the written product and project documents.
Can I do a few windows now and more later?
Discuss phasing and any separate visit costs. The draft pricing model flags orders below three windows for individual assessment.
Explore window shapes
Illustrations from the draft. Double-hung, slider, casement and picture styles are priced in the calculator; other shapes need an individual estimate.