Commercial Windows & Glazing
Commercial window replacement for San Bernardino owners, managers and GCs: takeoff, submittals, phasing around tenants, punch list. Request a bid.
Window and Door Services in San Bernardino, Sorted by the Decision You Are Making
San Bernardino Window Replacement is San Bernardino County's leading specialist for window and door services in San Bernardino, CA, specializing in Title 24 energy upgrades, retrofit installs for stucco homes and wildfire-resistant glazing. We offer multi-slide glass door walls and new window openings.
- Free in-home measure
- Written quote, opening by opening
- NFRC label values on paper
Every window and door service we offer
Our team provides association, apartment and commercial glazing programs, delivering one approved specification per building for both residential and commercial projects. Every job gets a written scope from our own installers naming the frame material, the glass package and whether each window goes in as a retrofit or a full-frame install, so two bids can be compared line by line.
From a new header over a widened opening to a laminated glass package for a bedroom that faces the rail line, our team handles every detail. Serving San Bernardino, Upland, Claremont and Eastvale, we sort each request by the opening first and the product second.
Why San Bernardino Window Replacement
How We Work
The installer who measures your openings is the one who sets the new windows, from the first visit to the final walk.
Measured by the installerEvery opening sized by the person who sets the unit
Quote in writingFrame, glass package, U-factor and SHGC listed per opening
Sill flashed and testedFlashing and a water test before any trim goes back
Tidy siteFloors and furniture covered, old units hauled away the same day
For boards, managers and builders
Associations, Apartments and Commercial
Aluminum Storefront Systems & Storefront Glass
Aluminum storefront framing, glass and entrance doors for San Bernardino retail and restaurant spaces, re-fronted while the store keeps trading. Request a bid.
Apartment & Multifamily Windows
Building-wide apartment window replacement planned around tenant entry notices, unit turns and one property spec. Send the unit count for a bid.
HOA & Condo Window Programs
One approved window spec for your association, a mock-up opening before the vote and a phased bid by building. Request an HOA window program bid.
Warehouse Office & Industrial Glazing
Front-office and clerestory glazing for tilt-up warehouses and industrial buildings around San Bernardino, timed to a new tenant's move-in. Request a bid.
For homeowners
Homes: Frames, Glass and Openings
Wildfire-Resistant Windows (Chapter 7A)
Tempered dual-pane replacement windows and ember-resistant screens for foothill homes in fire hazard severity zones. Book a free in-home measure.
Multi-Slide & Folding Glass Door Walls
Multi-slide, folding and pocketing glass door walls for San Bernardino homes: header, sill and west-wall glass planned together. Call for a free measure.
Bay & Bow Window Additions
Replace a flat front window with a bay or bow that projects from the wall: support, roof, flashing, seat board and glass planned together. Call for a measure.
Arched & Architectural Shape Windows
Half-rounds, eyebrows, fanlights and trapezoids traced off a template and matched in grid and frame colour to the rest of the house. Call for a free measure.
Skylight Installation & Replacement
Crazed acrylic domes replaced, new skylights flashed into tile or shingle roofs, and Low-E glass that brings daylight without valley heat. Call for a visit.
Soundproof & Sound-Control Windows
Laminated glass, unequal panes and a sealed frame for homes near I-10, I-215, SR-210 and the rail lines, rated in STC and OITC. Call to book your measure.
Victorian & Craftsman Window Restoration
Original wood sash rebuilt where it can be saved and replicated profile for profile where it cannot, with lead-safe practices and review in mind. Call today.
Black-Frame & Steel-Look Windows
Black frames that hold colour and shape in valley sun: capstock vinyl, powder-coated aluminum, fiberglass, real steel or steel-look. Book a free measure.
Energy-Efficient & Title 24 Window Upgrades
Title 24 energy-efficient windows for San Bernardino homes: Low-E glass, a low SHGC for hot west walls, NFRC values on every quote. Call for a free measure.
Fiberglass Replacement Windows
Fiberglass replacement windows for sun-baked San Bernardino walls: a frame that moves with the glass, slim profiles, dark finishes. Call for a free measure.
Vinyl Replacement Windows
Vinyl replacement windows for whole San Bernardino houses and rentals: welded corners, reinforced frames, colours that suit the heat. Call for a free measure.
Wood & Clad-Wood Windows
Wood and clad-wood windows for San Bernardino custom and Craftsman homes: real wood inside, aluminum cladding outside to take the sun. Call for a free measure.
Retrofit Windows for Stucco Homes
New windows for San Bernardino stucco homes: flush-fin retrofit where the old frame is sound, full-frame where it is not. Call for a free in-home measure.
Sliding Patio & French Door Replacement
Replace a sticking, leaking or single-pane slider or a tired French door in the same opening, with a sill pan, safety glass and solid locks. Call today.
New Window Openings & Enlargements
Add a window where there is none or enlarge a small one: header, permit plans, stucco and drywall patch and a matching unit in one scope. Call for a measure.
Start With the Opening You Have
Most window and door jobs are a decision about the opening first and the product second. If the hole in the wall stays the same size, the questions are how the new unit goes in and what it looks like. These services all replace a unit inside an opening that already exists.
Retrofit Windows for Stucco Homes
The new frame sits inside the old aluminum one with a fin that covers it, so the stucco and the drywall are left alone. This page explains when retrofit is the right install and when a wall needs a full-frame tear-out instead.
Sliding Patio & French Door Replacement
A like-for-like swap of a sticking, leaking or single-pane slider, or a pair of hinged French doors, in the same opening. Rollers, sill pans and the threshold are where these jobs are won.
Arched & Architectural Shape Windows
Half-rounds, arch tops and trapezoids in a flat wall, built to a template of the existing shape. Common over entries and on Mediterranean and Spanish-style two-storey homes.
Skylight Installation & Replacement
New glazed units for a roof opening, usually replacing an aging plastic dome. In a fire hazard zone, skylights fall under the same glazing rules as windows.
Frames and Glass for the Valley
Heat, fire and noise each point to a different glass package, and the frame has to survive the wall it sits in. These pages compare the products that go into a standard replacement.
Energy-Efficient & Title 24 Window Upgrades
The glass page: Low-E coatings, argon fill and the NFRC label values, U-factor and SHGC, that the California Energy Code checks when a window and frame are replaced. Start here if the goal is a cooler house.
Fiberglass Replacement Windows
A stiff frame with very good thermal resistance, chosen for big openings on sun-baked west and south walls where a frame has to stay straight.
Vinyl Replacement Windows
The whole-house frame on a budget. This page covers what separates good vinyl from cheap vinyl and when vinyl is all a house needs.
Wood & Clad-Wood Windows
Wood on the inside for warmth and trim that matches, with exterior cladding so the outside does not need paint every few summers.
Black-Frame & Steel-Look Windows
Thin dark sightlines in fiberglass, aluminum or vinyl, for modern farmhouse and Spanish remodels that want the look of steel without its cost.
When the Opening Itself Changes
Cutting a new hole or widening an old one is a different job: it involves a header, the structure of the wall, stucco work and usually a permit. These three services change the wall, not just the unit in it.
New Window Openings & Enlargements
Adding a window to a dark room or widening a small one. The page covers headers, framing, the permit and how the stucco is cut and patched around the new opening.
Multi-Slide & Folding Glass Door Walls
A wall of operable glass panels across a widened opening, stacking or folding to one side so a family room opens onto the patio or pool.
Bay & Bow Window Additions
A bay projects out from the wall with angled sides and a seat inside; a bow does the same with a curve. Both add floor area and light to a front room.
Fire, Noise and Period Homes
Three problems specific to the San Bernardino area each get their own page, because each one changes the glass or the method rather than the style.
Wildfire-Resistant Windows (Chapter 7A)
For foothill and canyon homes where Santa Ana winds raise fire danger. Wildland-urban interface rules call for multipane glazing with at least one tempered pane or another listed option, and this page explains the details around the frame.
Soundproof & Sound-Control Windows
For bedrooms facing Interstate 10, Interstate 215, State Route 210 or the rail lines. Laminated glass, a wider air gap and the STC and OITC ratings are what separate a quiet window from an ordinary one.
Victorian & Craftsman Window Restoration
Repairing or replicating original wood sash, including counterweighted double-hungs with their sash cords and pulleys, for the older homes in Redlands and San Bernardino's historic streets.
Associations, Apartments and Commercial Buildings
Commercial and association work is bid by the opening count, not quoted from a living room. Each of these pages leads to a bid request rather than a home visit.
Commercial Windows & Glazing
The front door for every commercial request: how a bid is built from plans or a site walk, submittals, mock-up openings, phasing and the punch list.
Aluminum Storefront Systems & Storefront Glass
Ground-floor framing and display glass for shops, restaurants and shopping centers, including entrance doors and tenant improvement work.
Warehouse Office & Industrial Glazing
Front-office glass on tilt-up concrete buildings, where the walls were cast flat on site and raised by crane, and the office windows face full sun.
Apartment & Multifamily Windows
Occupied rental buildings replaced unit by unit, with written entry notices for residents and a schedule built around turnovers.
HOA & Condo Window Programs
One specification approved by the board and its architectural committee, then rolled out across the community in phases a reserve budget can carry.
How Pricing Works Across Services
Every service on this page is priced by the opening, then multiplied out across the house or the building. A replacement in an existing opening is the lowest cost per unit; changing the opening adds framing, stucco and permit work; and commercial jobs are bid from a takeoff by elevation or by unit.
- Patio and French door swaps are typically estimated at roughly $1,500 to $6,000 per door.
- A multi-slide or folding glass wall usually runs an estimated $10,000 to $40,000, most of it in the panels and the new header.
- New openings and enlargements are typically estimated at roughly $1,500 to $5,000 per opening before interior finish work.
- Commercial glazing contracts are budgetary estimates, roughly $15,000 to $500,000 per contract, confirmed on bid from the plans, the specification and a site walk.
Treat these as estimates for the San Bernardino area: they are subject to change with product, access and scope. The final price is the one in your written quote or bid, after every opening has been measured or taken off the plans.
Frames, Glass and Openings
The process
How a Window Job Runs
Four steps, and nothing is ordered until you have signed off on the written quote.
The measure
We look at every opening with you, check the frames, the sills and the stucco around them, and measure each one for the unit that will go in it.
The written quote
Frame material, glass package, label values, install method and the order date arrive in writing. For a community or a commercial building the work is split into phases, so every resident or tenant knows their day.
Install and flash
Old units come out, openings are checked for water damage, and each new window is set, flashed and sealed, with a water test at the sill before trim goes back.
The final walk
We open and lock every window and door with you before calling it finished, and adjust anything you flag.
Questions
Questions About Our Services
My house still has its original aluminum sliders. Which service do I need?
Most homes with original aluminum sliders start on the retrofit page and the energy-efficient windows page, because the install method and the glass package are the two decisions that matter. If one wall gets brutal afternoon sun, add the fiberglass page to the shortlist.
Can one visit cover windows and a patio door?
Yes. The measure covers every window and exterior glass door in the house, and the written quote lists each opening separately so you can phase the work or drop an item without re-quoting the rest.
What is the difference between a glass door wall and a patio door replacement?
A patio door replacement puts a new slider or French door into the opening you already have. A glass door wall widens that opening and fills it with several large panels that stack or fold away, which means new structure above it and a larger budget.
Can I mix frame materials in one house?
Yes, and it is often the smart choice. A common split puts fiberglass on the hottest west and south elevations and vinyl on the sheltered walls, with matching color and grids so the house still reads as one job from the street.
How does a board or property manager request a bid?
Send the plans, an opening schedule, a unit count or a building list through the form or by phone. The bid comes back itemized by building or elevation, with the proposed specification, the phasing and the submittals listed.
Do you handle permits and the Title 24 paperwork?
Yes. Where the city or county requires a permit for the work, it is listed on the quote, and the energy compliance forms that go with a window and frame replacement are prepared with it.
Do I need wildfire-rated glass if I live near the foothills?
It depends on whether your address is in a mapped fire hazard severity zone where the building department applies the wildland-urban interface rules. We check the address first; many foothill owners choose tempered dual-pane glass anyway for the wind and the peace of mind.
Free in-home measure
Talk to us about your project
Homeowners get a free measure at the house. Boards, managers and contractors can send plans or an opening count for a bid.
Calls only, we do not receive text messages.