Iconic WindowsArizona · Windows & Doors
Replacement windows & doors · Phoenix metro

Windows and doors built for 115° summers.

Replacement windows and patio doors for Valley homes. We measure, order, install and warranty every opening with our own crews. One visit gets you exact pricing, in writing, before we leave.

Most whole-home installs take one to two days.

Windows

Pick the style for how the room works, and the frame for how hot it gets.

Every window is built to the measurements we take in your home. Here is what each style does well.

Slider

One sash glides sideways. The most common style in Valley homes and the easiest to operate.

Single-hung

The bottom sash lifts, the top stays fixed. Clean, traditional look for bedrooms and fronts.

Picture

Fixed glass with nothing to open. The biggest view and the tightest seal against heat.

Casement

Hinged on the side and cranks outward. Catches a breeze and seals hard when closed.

Awning

Hinged at the top and opens out. Good over tubs and counters, and sheds a monsoon shower.

Frame materials, compared

$ = relative price per opening
FrameHow it handles heatLookGood fit forPrice
VinylHollow chambers insulate well. Won't conduct heat into the room the way old aluminum does.Clean and simple, white or tan, some darker colorsMost whole-home replacements$$$
FiberglassVery stable in extreme heat. Expands at nearly the same rate as the glass, so seals last.Slimmer frames, paintable, dark colors hold upWest-facing walls, darker exteriors, long-term owners$$$
Thermally broken aluminumAn insulating break inside the frame stops heat from traveling through the metal.The thinnest sightlines, modern and architecturalContemporary homes, large openings, matching new doors$$$
Doors

Turn the back wall into the best part of the house.

A dragging patio slider is the most common reason people call us. Replacing it is also the easiest way to change how a home feels.

Multi-slide

Three to six panels stack to one side and open a wide section of wall to the patio.

Best for great rooms that face the yard or pool

Pocket door

Panels slide into a cavity in the wall and disappear. Needs framing work, which we handle.

Best for remodels where the opening can be rebuilt

Hinged French

Two swinging doors with a classic look. A tighter seal than most older sliders.

Best for traditional and Santa Barbara-style homes

Entry doors

Fiberglass, steel and glass, or oversized pivot doors. Insulated cores stand up to direct afternoon sun.

Best for curb appeal and west-facing entries

Glass guide

The glass matters more than the frame.

Choose a glass package below to see how much of the sun's heat gets through.

Solar heat let in (SHGC)0.27
Heat transfer (U-factor)0.25

Lower is better on both. Values are typical center-of-glass figures. Exact ratings for your windows are printed on each unit's NFRC label.

NFRCHow to read
the window label
U-factor
≤ 0.30How fast heat moves through the whole window.
SHGC
≤ 0.23Share of the sun's heat that gets inside.
Visible light
0.40+How much daylight comes through.
Air leakage
≤ 0.3Air passing through gaps, in cfm per sq ft.

In Phoenix, SHGC is the number to watch. ENERGY STAR's southern zone requires an SHGC of 0.23 or lower. Tempered glass is required by code near doors, tubs and floors, and bathrooms usually get obscure glass. We spec both during measurement.

Installation

Two ways to install. We'll tell you which one your house needs.

Most stucco homes in the Valley can take a retrofit window with no exterior patching. Sometimes the old frame has to come out.

Most common

Retrofit (insert)

  • New window fits inside the existing frame
  • No stucco cutting or drywall repair
  • Fastest and lowest cost, often one day for a whole house
  • Glass area shrinks slightly because the old frame stays
When needed

Full-frame replacement

  • Old frame is removed down to the rough opening
  • Lets us fix rot, water damage or bad flashing
  • Required to resize an opening or add a larger door
  • Includes stucco and interior patch work, which we do in-house

Backed by a licensed general contractor.

Iconic Windows AZ is part of Iconic Builders AZ, which builds luxury remodels, additions and new homes across the Valley. When an opening needs reframing, a new header or stucco repair, our own team handles it. You won't be passed off to another company.

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Signs it's time

What we look for on a walkthrough.

Fog between the panes

The seal has failed and the insulating gas is gone. It won't clear up on its own.

Glass is hot to the touch

If you can feel heat off the glass on a summer afternoon, the room is absorbing it too.

Dust on the sill after a storm

Monsoon dust getting inside means air is getting inside, and cooled air is leaking out.

A slider you have to fight

Worn rollers and bent tracks are common on older aluminum doors, and locks stop lining up.

Faded floors and furniture

Clear glass lets through UV that bleaches wood, rugs and fabric near the window.

Blackout curtains all summer

If the blinds stay shut from June to September to fight the heat, the glass isn't doing its job.

How it works

From first visit to final walkthrough.

You deal with one person from quote to install, and you always know what happens next.

  1. Day 1

    In-home visit

    We walk every opening with you, show samples, and hand you written pricing on three options.

  2. Within a week

    Final measure

    A detailed measure of each opening, plus tempered and obscure glass requirements.

  3. Several weeks

    Built to order

    Your windows and doors are made to size. We send updates and schedule the install when they arrive.

  4. 1 to 2 days

    Installation

    Our crew protects floors and furniture, installs, seals, and hauls away the old units.

  5. Install day

    Walkthrough

    We check every window and door with you, go over the warranty, and make sure you're happy before we leave.

Questions

Straight answers.

Don't see yours? Ask during the visit. There's no charge for the consultation.

How much do replacement windows cost?

It depends on the number of openings, the frame material, the glass package, and whether we can retrofit or need a full-frame install. We give you exact written pricing on three options at the first visit, so you never wait on a quote.

Will new windows lower my electric bill?

Replacing single-pane or clear dual-pane glass with Low-E glass cuts the heat coming in, which gives your AC less work. How much you save depends on your home, orientation and usage, so we won't promise a number. Most people notice the difference in their west-facing rooms the first summer.

Is there a tax credit for new windows?

The federal energy tax credit for windows and doors ended after 2025. We'll tell you about any current utility rebates we know apply to your project during the visit.

Do I need HOA approval?

Many Valley HOAs require approval if you change a window's color, grid pattern or size. We provide the product specs and color samples you need for the application.

Will you damage my stucco?

Retrofit installs don't touch the stucco. If a full-frame install is needed, we tell you up front and handle the stucco and drywall repair ourselves.

Do you offer financing?

Yes. Financing is available on approved credit, and you can apply during the visit with a soft credit check. Pay-in-full by cash or check works too.

What about the warranty?

Every product carries the manufacturer's warranty, and we warranty our installation labor separately. You get both in writing at the walkthrough.

Free consultation

Get a price on your house, not a guess.

Tell us a little about the project and we'll set a time that works for everyone who will make the decision.

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