Window Installation in Fitchville, CT

Windows That Actually Lower Your Bills

Professional window installation that cuts energy costs and eliminates drafts for good.

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Energy Efficient Window Replacement

What Better Windows Really Mean

Your heating bill drops. Those cold spots by the windows disappear. The house stays comfortable without cranking the thermostat.

You stop worrying about whether your windows will make it through another Connecticut winter. No more wrestling with windows that stick or won’t close properly.

The outside noise gets cut down significantly. Your home feels more peaceful, more private. And when you’re ready to sell, quality windows add real value that buyers notice immediately.

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We Know Connecticut Windows

Sullivan Contracting has been installing windows in Connecticut homes for years. We understand how New England weather tests windows and what it takes to install them right.

We’re not the cheapest option, and that’s intentional. You’re investing in windows that will perform for decades, installed by contractors who show up when promised and finish the job properly.

Our crews are local, licensed, and insured. When you call, you reach people who know Fitchville and understand what Connecticut homeowners need from their windows.

Professional Window Installation Process

How We Install Your Windows

We start with accurate measurements and a detailed estimate. No surprises, no hidden costs. You know exactly what you’re getting before we begin.

Installation day starts with protecting your floors and furniture. We remove old windows carefully and install new ones with proper weatherproofing and insulation. Each window gets checked for proper operation and sealed correctly.

We clean up completely before we leave. You’re left with professionally installed windows that work smoothly and look great. The whole process typically takes one to two days depending on how many windows you’re replacing.

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What's Included With Installation

Every window installation includes proper weatherproofing, insulation, and trim work. We don’t cut corners on the details that determine how well your windows perform long-term.

You get windows sized specifically for your home’s openings. Older Connecticut homes often have non-standard window sizes, so custom fitting is crucial for energy efficiency and appearance.

We handle permits if needed and make sure everything meets local building codes. Your installation comes with warranty coverage on both materials and our work, so you’re protected if any issues come up.

How long does window installation take for a typical home?

Most window replacement projects take one to two days depending on the number of windows and any complications we encounter. A typical home with 10-12 windows usually gets completed in a day and a half. We work efficiently but never rush the important details like weatherproofing and proper sealing. Weather can sometimes delay exterior work, but we’ll keep you informed if that happens. We always clean up completely each day so your home stays livable during the installation process.

What's the best time of year to replace windows in Connecticut?

Spring through fall offers the best weather conditions for window installation, but we work year-round when needed. Late spring and early fall are often ideal because temperatures are moderate and there’s less chance of extreme weather delays. Winter installations are definitely possible and sometimes necessary for emergency replacements. We just take extra precautions to minimize heat loss during the installation process. If you’re planning ahead, scheduling for late spring gives you the full summer to enjoy improved comfort and efficiency.

How much can new windows really save on energy bills?

Energy savings depend on what you’re replacing and how inefficient your current windows are. Homeowners typically see 15-25% reductions in heating and cooling costs after replacing single-pane or very old double-pane windows. In Connecticut’s climate, the heating season savings are usually most noticeable. Windows with poor seals or damaged frames waste the most energy, so those replacements show the biggest improvement. The exact savings vary by home size, window count, and your current energy usage, but most customers notice lower bills within the first few months.

Do you handle permits and inspections for window replacement?

We handle permits when they’re required, though many window replacements in Connecticut don’t need permits if we’re replacing existing windows with similar sizes. When permits are necessary, we pull them and make sure all work meets local building codes. We’re familiar with Fitchville and New London County requirements, so we know what’s needed before we start. Any permit costs are included in your estimate upfront – no surprise fees later. If an inspection is required, we coordinate that and make sure everything passes the first time.

What happens if there's damage when you remove old windows?

We inspect the window openings carefully before starting and let you know if we spot potential issues. Sometimes removing old windows reveals minor rot or damage that needs attention before installing new windows. When this happens, we discuss your options and provide pricing for any necessary repairs. We carry insurance that covers accidental damage during installation. Most window replacements go smoothly, but we’re prepared to handle unexpected issues professionally and transparently. The goal is always to leave you with properly installed windows regardless of what we encounter.

How do I know if my windows need to be replaced?

Signs you need new windows include drafts you can feel, condensation between glass panes, windows that stick or won’t stay open, and rising energy bills despite normal usage. If your windows are more than 20 years old and you’re noticing comfort issues, replacement probably makes sense. Physical damage like cracked glass, rotting frames, or broken hardware are obvious indicators. Sometimes the biggest clue is simply that certain rooms stay too hot or cold no matter how you adjust the thermostat. We can assess your current windows and help you decide which ones need immediate replacement versus which ones can wait.

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