Window Replacement & Installation in Minnesota | Excel Roofing MN
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Window Replacement & Installation

Excel Roofing MN provides professional window replacement and installation services throughout Minnesota. We install energy-efficient, high-performance windows designed to improve comfort, reduce drafts, and enhance your home’s appearance. Whether you're upgrading outdated windows or replacing damaged units, our team delivers expert installation built to last.

Window Services We Offer in Minnesota

Our window services are built around durability, energy efficiency, and expert installation. We help homeowners select the right window styles and materials to match their home and budget.

Replacement Windows

We provide professional replacement window services for homeowners throughout Minnesota. Replacing outdated or damaged windows improves energy efficiency, reduces drafts, and enhances curb appeal. Our team ensures proper fit, sealing, and long-term performance built for harsh Midwest weather.

New Window Installation

For new construction and home additions, we install high-quality window systems designed for durability and precision performance. Proper installation is critical to moisture protection and long-term energy savings.

Energy Efficient Windows

Energy-efficient windows help lower utility costs and improve indoor comfort year-round. We install advanced Low-E glass and insulated window systems engineered for Minnesota’s extreme seasonal temperature swings.

Window Styles Available

We offer a wide range of window styles including double-hung, casement, sliding, picture windows, and custom configurations. Our team helps you choose options that match your home’s architecture and performance goals.

Window Brands We Install

We install high-quality window systems from trusted manufacturers known for durability, energy efficiency, and long-term performance in Minnesota’s climate.

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Andersen Windows

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We install Andersen replacement and new construction windows known for durability, energy performance, and design flexibility. Andersen products are engineered for long-term performance in Minnesota’s climate.

Benefits:

  • Energy-efficient glass packages

  • Wood, composite, and vinyl options

  • Strong warranty coverage

  • Custom sizing and design flexibility

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Pella Windows

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Pella windows offer advanced energy-saving technology and modern design options. Their products are built to handle extreme seasonal temperature changes while maintaining long-term performance.

Benefits:

  • Low-E insulated glass

  • Multiple frame material options

  • Contemporary and traditional styles

  • Designed for durability and weather resistance

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Marvin Windows

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Marvin windows are known for premium craftsmanship and architectural flexibility. They offer strong performance combined with custom design capability.

Benefits:

  • High-end wood and fiberglass options

  • Energy-efficient glass systems

  • Custom configurations

  • Built for long-term structural integrity

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Weather Shield Windows

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Weather Shield windows are designed for durability and high performance in demanding climates. They provide strong insulation and modern styling options.

Benefits:

  • Energy Star rated options

  • Strong structural performance

  • Multiple interior and exterior finishes

  • Built for Midwest weather conditions

Common Window Types and Styles

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Bay and Bow Windows

Bay and bow windows extend outward from the home, creating additional interior space and enhancing curb appeal. These windows allow more natural light to enter while adding architectural dimension to the exterior.

They are ideal for living rooms, kitchens, and front-facing rooms where homeowners want to create a visual focal point.

Benefits of Bay & Bow Windows:

  • Added interior space

  • Enhanced exterior aesthetics

  • Increased natural light

  • Strong structural framing options

Double Hung Windows

Double hung windows are one of the most popular window styles for Minnesota homes due to their versatility and energy efficiency. Both the top and bottom sashes operate independently, allowing flexible airflow control throughout the year. This design makes them especially practical for managing indoor comfort during humid summers and cold winters.

Their traditional appearance works well in both modern and historic homes across the Twin Cities.

Benefits of Double Hung Windows:

  • Improved ventilation control

  • Easy cleaning from inside the home

  • Strong weather sealing performance

  • Classic, timeless appearance

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Casement Windows

Casement windows are hinged at the side and open outward using a crank mechanism. When closed, the sash presses tightly against the frame, creating an excellent seal that improves insulation performance.

This makes casement windows ideal for Minnesota’s freezing winters and wind-driven storms.

They also provide unobstructed views and maximize natural light.

Benefits of Casement Windows:

  • Superior energy efficiency

  • Tight weather-resistant seal

  • Excellent airflow when fully open

  • Modern, clean design

Sliding Windows

Sliding windows open horizontally along a track, offering smooth operation and a streamlined look. They are a popular choice for contemporary homes and rooms with limited vertical space.

Because they have fewer moving parts than some other styles, sliding windows are durable and low maintenance while still offering strong energy performance.

Benefits of Sliding Windows:

  • Easy operation

  • Space-saving design

  • Large glass area for natural light

  • Minimal maintenance

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Picture Windows

Picture windows are fixed, non-operable windows designed to maximize natural light and panoramic outdoor views. Since they do not open, they provide exceptional insulation and energy performance — a key benefit for Minnesota homeowners focused on heating efficiency.

They are often paired with operable windows to combine airflow and visibility.

Benefits of Picture Windows:

  • Maximum energy efficiency

  • Expansive outdoor views

  • Increased natural light

  • Modern architectural appeal

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Awning Windows

Awning windows are hinged at the top and open outward from the bottom. This design allows ventilation even during light rain, making them practical for bathrooms, kitchens, and basements.

They are often installed above or below larger window units to improve airflow and overall home efficiency.

Benefits of Awning Windows:

  • Ventilation during rain

  • Compact and versatile

  • Energy-efficient design

  • Great for hard-to-reach areas

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Skylights

Skylights introduce natural light into upper-level rooms and interior spaces where traditional wall windows are not possible. Modern skylight systems are built with insulated glass and weatherproof flashing systems to perform well in Minnesota’s snow and freeze-thaw cycles.

They brighten interiors while helping reduce daytime energy use.

Benefits of Skylights:

  • Increased natural light

  • Energy-efficient glass options

  • Improved interior aesthetics

  • Designed for harsh climates

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Professional Window Installation in Minnesota

Proper installation is just as important as the quality of the window itself. At Excel Roofing MN, we provide professional window installation services throughout Minneapolis, the Twin Cities, and surrounding Minnesota communities. Our team follows manufacturer specifications and Minnesota building code requirements to ensure your new windows are properly sealed, insulated, and built to perform in harsh Midwest weather conditions.

Whether you're replacing outdated windows or installing new construction windows, we focus on long-term durability, energy efficiency, and a clean, precise finish.

Our Window Installation Process

We believe homeowners should understand what goes into a quality installation. Our process includes:

  • Careful removal of existing windows without damaging surrounding framing

  • Inspection of structural framing and insulation

  • Proper flashing and weatherproofing

  • Installation per manufacturer guidelines

  • Air sealing and insulation for energy efficiency

  • Interior and exterior finishing work

Every step is designed to prevent air leaks, moisture intrusion, and long-term structural issues.

Built for Minnesota Weather

Minnesota homes experience extreme temperature swings, snow loads, and freeze-thaw cycles. Improper window installation can lead to drafts, condensation, and energy loss.

We install windows designed for:

  • Sub-zero winter temperatures

  • High humidity and seasonal moisture

  • Wind-driven rain

  • Energy efficiency performance

Our goal is simple: install windows that look great and perform year after year.

Why Choose Excel Roofing MN for Window Installation?

  • Experienced exterior contractors

  • Attention to detail and proper sealing techniques

  • Clean job sites and professional workmanship

  • Trusted by homeowners throughout the Twin Cities

  • Free estimates and straightforward pricing

We treat every home as if it were our own.

Ready to upgrade your home’s comfort and efficiency?

Schedule Your Free Window Estimate Today

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Window Installation FAQs

How much does window replacement cost in Minnesota?

Window replacement costs in Minnesota typically vary depending on the window style, material, size, and installation complexity. Factors such as energy-efficient upgrades, custom sizing, and structural adjustments can affect pricing. At Excel Roofing MN, we provide free window estimates so homeowners can understand their options and make an informed decision without pressure.

How long does window installation take?

Most standard window replacement projects take one to two days depending on the number of windows being installed. Larger homes or custom installations may take longer. Our team works efficiently while ensuring proper sealing, insulation, and finishing to protect your home from Minnesota’s harsh weather.

What are the most energy-efficient windows for Minnesota homes?

For Minnesota’s cold winters and humid summers, energy-efficient windows typically include Low-E glass coatings, insulated frames, and multi-pane construction with argon gas fills. These features help reduce heat loss in winter and limit heat gain in summer, improving indoor comfort and lowering utility costs.

Do I need full window replacement or just glass replacement?

In some cases, glass replacement may solve minor issues. However, if the frame is damaged, outdated, drafty, or showing signs of moisture intrusion, full window replacement is often the better long-term solution. During your estimate, we’ll inspect your current windows and explain the best option for your home.

Can new windows really lower my energy bills?

Yes. Properly installed, energy-efficient windows can reduce drafts and heat loss, helping HVAC systems run more efficiently. Many homeowners notice improved indoor comfort immediately, along with long-term energy savings.

Do you install windows year-round in Minnesota?

Yes. Professional window installation can be completed year-round, even during winter months. Our team uses careful installation methods to minimize heat loss during replacement and ensure your home remains protected throughout the process.

What brands of windows do you install?

We install high-quality window systems from trusted manufacturers known for durability and energy performance, including Andersen, Pella, Marvin, and Weather Shield. We help homeowners choose the right product based on budget, style, and performance goals.

Do new windows increase home value?

New windows can improve curb appeal, energy efficiency, and overall home comfort — all factors that contribute to resale value. Buyers often look for updated, energy-efficient features when evaluating a home.

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