One real price from the first conversation. Licensed Utah installation on every job. Rebates that actually exist. That's the whole trick, and nobody else seems willing to do it.
The window industry earned its reputation one kitchen table at a time. Here's the playbook they run, and what happens when you call us instead.
Most homes in Highland, Alpine, and Lehi got builder-grade vinyl windows between 1995 and 2010. They're aging out on schedule, and the signs are easy to spot.
The insulating gas is gone. The window still keeps rain out, but as insulation it's finished, even if it looks fine on a dry day.
Canyon wind off the benches works cheap seals loose year after year. If a room howls in a storm, that's the windows talking.
Warped sashes and failing hardware are the frame telling you it's done. A window that won't lock is a security and an energy problem at once.
The federal window tax credit ended December 31, 2025. Anyone still pitching it at your door is lying to you. What's actually on the table in 2026:
Up to $50 per window from Rocky Mountain Power's Wattsmart program, plus $2.50 per square foot from Enbridge Gas ThermWise on gas-heated homes. They stack.
Wattsmart: $50/window electric-heat tier, $30/window central-cooling tier, ENERGY STAR windows with U-factor 0.22 or lower, existing homes, program terms apply and change with notice. ThermWise: Enbridge Gas residential customers, qualifying glass. Rebate approval is made by the utility, not by us. We'll tell you honestly whether the glass package you're quoted qualifies.Every job is installed, warrantied, and financed by a licensed Utah window dealer, and every customer signs directly with that dealer. Lone Peak Windows never touches your money. Every in-home sale comes with written three-day cancellation rights. And we only get paid when a deal is real, so nobody standing on your porch has a reason to pressure you into one that isn't.
Serving Highland, Alpine, Lehi, Cedar Hills, American Fork, and Pleasant Grove.