Many homes need better windows and doors in Salt Lake City, Utah, because the weather changes fast here. Bad windows and doors let that outside air come in. That means higher bills and less comfort. TEZA helps homeowners make their homes feel better with less noise, better air, and lower bills. We’ll help you choose what’s best for your space, and our installation and replacement service takes care of the job right away.
Window & Door Installation in Salt Lake City, Utah
We install strong windows and doors in Salt Lake City homes. Everyone is sealed tight. We make sure everything opens and closes correctly. We check the fit. We don’t leave until it’s done right.
Window & Door Replacement in Salt Lake City, Utah
Old windows and doors in Salt Lake City can leak air and water. They might stick, crack, or look worn out. We take them out and put in new ones. We will give you a better fit, a better glass, and a better look.
New Construction Windows & Doors in Salt Lake City, Utah
We help with new homes in Salt Lake City. We work with builders and homeowners. We install windows and doors that match the home’s style. They will meet the codes, so no worries. They seal tight. We make sure they work for many years.
Our Door & Product Collection
Type of Doors
We install different types of doors in Salt Lake City. All are made to last. All can handle snow, heat, and strong sun.
- Entry Doors
- They keep your home protected and stylish. These doors are tight-fitting and work with any design theme.
- Garage Doors
- They open and close with ease, stay strong against moisture, and look great no matter the weather.
- French Doors
- These open in the middle. Both sides swing open. They let in lots of light.
- Bifold Doors
- These fold flat when open. They make rooms feel bigger and let in more air.
- Sliding Doors
- These doors glide smoothly and are great for small areas or wide openings.
Type of Windows
We install strong windows in Salt Lake City that keep heat in during winter and out during summer.
- Awning Windows
- These windows open from the bottom. They let air in even when it rains.
- Bi-Fold Windows
- These fold to the side. They open wide and are good for kitchens or outdoor bars.
- Casement Windows
- These open with a crank. They seal tight and are easy to open and close.
- Fixed Window
- These don’t open. They let in light and give you a clear view.
- Fold-Up Windows
- These open upward. They stay out of the way and let in the full air.
- Hydraulic Windows
- These use pressure to open and close. They move smoothly and hold strong glass.
- Single Hung Windows
- These open at the bottom. The top part stays in place.
- Sliding Window
- These slide side to side. They’re simple and good for tight spaces.
- Tilt & Turn Windows
- These can tilt open for air or swing open for full access.
Service Areas in Salt Lake City, Utah
We serve homes all over Salt Lake City. That includes Sugar House, Holladay, Murray, West Valley City, Sandy, Draper, and South Jordan. We know the weather here. We know the rules. And finally, we bring the best windows and doors to your home, no matter the size or style.
Our Windows & Product Collection
Our Project Results
We’ve done jobs in old houses and brand-new homes in Salt Lake City. We plan every job to match the house. You get the best fit, the right look, and windows and doors that work for years.
FAQs about Windows and Doors in Salt Lake City, Utah
Do I need a permit in Salt Lake City to replace windows or doors?
Yes, most jobs need a permit. We check the rules and talk with you about it.
Can I get energy rebates for new windows in Salt Lake City?
Yes. Many new windows and doors qualify for energy rebates through state or utility programs.
What kind of windows work best in the winter?
Triple-pane or well-sealed double-pane windows work best. They keep the heat inside and cold air out.
How long does a window or door job take?
Most jobs take one or two days. Bigger jobs may take longer. We always finish on time.
Can I replace just one window or door?
Yes. We can replace just one if needed. You don’t have to do the whole house.