LADWP
ENERGY STAR windows
$2.00 per sq ft
Replacement windows only, with a U-factor of 0.30 or lower and SHGC of 0.25 or lower. Most of what we install already clears this.
Official program pageDual-pane low-E vinyl and fiberglass windows, multi-slide doors and entry doors for Los Angeles homes — Title 24 compliant, rebate-eligible, sound-rated and sealed tight so the AC stops fighting the sun.

The LA default. Two panes with a low-emissivity coating that blocks heat gain in summer and holds warmth in winter — the single biggest comfort jump from single-pane glass. Energy Star rated, rebate-eligible.
Stronger and more stable than vinyl in direct sun and south-facing walls. Won't warp, rot or fade — the right call for hillside homes and large fixed picture windows.
Wood warmth inside, weatherproof aluminum outside. The pick when you want a high-end look on a mid-century or Craftsman without repainting every few years.
Floor-to-ceiling glass that stacks or pockets away for true indoor-outdoor LA living. We handle the structural header, tracks and weather sealing — not just dropping in a box.
Replacement sliders, French doors and hinged patio units with energy glass and smooth-rolling hardware. Often the leakiest old opening in the house — and the most visible upgrade.
Fiberglass and steel entry doors with sidelights and transoms. Insulated, secure and weather-stripped, with the curb-appeal payoff that photographs.
Laminated and triple-pane assemblies rated for STC and OITC — the fix for homes near the 101, 405, LAX flight paths and Metro lines. Cuts outside noise dramatically without changing the look.
Code-correct egress windows for basement conversions and bedroom additions, with tempered safety glass where required. We pull the permit and size the opening to code.
We remove and reframe walls to create large window walls, corner glass and clerestory runs — engineered headers, flashing and Title 24 glazing handled as one scope.
Every window and door we spec meets California's Title 24 glazing requirements for your climate zone. The CF1R and NRa paperwork is in the contract — not a surprise at the counter.
We spec Energy Star and rebate-eligible glass by default, verify what LADWP and SoCal Edison are running the week you sign, and hand you the documentation for the federal 25C credit.
We pull the old frame and flash the rough opening — no retrofit insert hiding rot behind a new sash. You see what's in your walls before we close them.
Window and door model numbers, glass packages, trim scope and warranty terms in writing before a single sash comes out.
Six stages, no mystery. Most LA custom homes run 10–12 months from first lot walk to move-in, depending on city requirements.
We measure every rough opening, note orientation and shading, and spec the glass package (U-factor, SHGC, low-E, sound rating) for your house and your street. 1 visit.
Window and door model numbers, glass packages, trim and rebate math side by side at two or three tiers. You pick, we order and lock the schedule. 3–5 days to confirm; lead times run 2–8 weeks.
Permit pulled with LADBS or your city, Title 24 glazing compliance documented, HOA drawings if needed. We chase the counter so you don't. 1–3 weeks.
Floors covered, furniture masked, blinds down and old windows and doors out. Full-frame openings inspected and repaired before the new units go in.
New units set, leveled, insulated and flashed. Hardware and weather seals tuned, casing and trim installed, caulked and painted to match. Most homes are 1–3 days on site.
City inspection cleared, old windows and doors hauled away, glass cleaned, warranty registered and rebate paperwork filed. Then we're a phone call away.
Not stock art. Actual projects our crews have delivered across Los Angeles.






These are live Los Angeles rebates that apply to this work — checked against the agency that actually pays them, August 5, 2026. We pull and close the permits that release them, and hand you the paperwork at no charge.
LADWP
$2.00 per sq ft
Replacement windows only, with a U-factor of 0.30 or lower and SHGC of 0.25 or lower. Most of what we install already clears this.
Official program pageFunding is limited and first come, first served. Not tax advice.
Our living room faced the 101 and was unbearable. They swapped the single-pane for sound-rated triple-pane and the noise dropped overnight — and the AC actually keeps up now.
Real ranges from recent LA jobs so you know where you stand before we ever walk the yard. Your exact number comes from a site visit.
$750–$1,800 / window
One dual-pane low-E vinyl unit, full-frame, with permit and trim. Price moves with size, glass package and whether it's a retrofit insert or full-frame.
$12,000–$45,000
10–20 windows on a typical LA home, full-frame, with Title 24 compliance, permit and haul-away. Before the federal 25C credit and utility rebates.
$3,500–$18,000
Multi-slide, pocket or French patio door with structural header work, flashing and hardware. Large multi-panel systems land at the top of the range.
$2,500–$9,000
Fiberglass or steel entry door, sidelights and transom, installed and weather-sealed. Curb-appeal upgrade that's often the fastest payoff.
$1,400–$3,200 / window
Laminated or triple-pane STC/OITC-rated assemblies for freeway, flight-path and traffic noise. Priced per opening with the same full-frame scope.
Our best-looking work across every trade — kitchens, pools, facades, gardens. If it's on this wall, it got the pink stamp.
Windows & Doors pays back fastest where the bills hurt most — the inland Valley and the foothills. We handle LADWP and SCE territories, and we know which rebates each one actually honors.