Energy efficient window sales and installation services for both replacement and new construction.
Because your home’s builder-grade windows weren’t made to last, too soon you’re avoiding rooms your HVAC can’t keep up with, turning windows into walls with plantation shutters and blackout curtains you never open, dusting too often, tuning out outside noise and rattling blinds when it’s windy, and propping windows shut with dowels.
High Basin Glass is your reliable guide to a better future for your family’s home. We look at details others often skip.
25+ Years Experience
Decades of hands-on window expertise.
1,500+ Windows
Installed right, sealed tight, built to last.
Tier-1 Certified Glaziers
Pella, Alside & Midgard Authorized
Engineered For Endurance
Our Products & Services
Across Idaho, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada, New Mexico, and Arizona, we supply and install energy-efficient windows and doors for new construction and remodels — built to handle desert heat, mountain winters, and everything in between.
Built In From Day One
New Construction Window & Door Installation
High Basin Glass offers window and door packages from various manufacturers for custom builders and homeowners. We coordinate with you to stay within your project schedule, keep windows and doors sitting level and square in their openings and preserve the water-resistive barrier that keeps your home dry from the elements.
Upgrade Your Home
Window & Door Replacement
The right replacement plan gives you your home back: rooms at the temperature you choose, light without sun damage, a breeze when you want one, locks and operation you trust and lower power bills month after month. With a strong warranty and an installer you can trust, those benefits stay part of your life, without worry for what’s ahead.
Regional Climate Engineering
Glass for your climate
The Mountain West has some of the most varied climates in the country: freezing winters, scorching desert summers, intense high-altitude sun, and temperature swings of 30 degrees or more in a single day. A window built for a mild climate won’t hold up here. Choosing glass matched to where you live is the difference between a home that stays comfortable and efficient and one that fights the weather every day.
Zone A - Arid High Sun
High Desert & Arid Sun
Nevada, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico
Extreme solar heat gain mitigation, Spectrally Selective Low-E 366 coatings, UV degradation defense, and thermal breaks engineered for 110°F+ dry heat without internal heat traps.
Zone B - Alpine Sub-Zero
Alpine & Sub-Zero Elevation
Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, Northern Utah
Heavy thermal envelope retention, Argon/Krypton gas-filled triple pane glass, structural snow-load engineering, and condensation resistance designed to withstand -20°F winters.
Zone C - Diurnal Basin
Rapid Diurnal Thermal Swing
Intermountain Basins & Plateau Valleys
Expansion joints and warm-edge spacer technology designed to withstand 50°F+ diurnal temperature swings between high-noon desert sun and freezing mountain nights without seal rupture.
One Team Start-to-Finish
From selection to installation, no handoffs.
How a project runs
Four steps, and you know the price before we order anything
From the first conversation to the final walkthrough, we keep every project simple, organized, and on schedule. Whether you’re building new or updating an existing home, you’ll work with one team that handles product selection, ordering, and installation, so you always know what’s happening next and who to call.
In-Home or Virtual Consultation
We take the time to visit long enough with you to hear out and understand all relevant considerations. We can take measurements upon request and offer climate- and elevation-specific options to affordably enhance your living spaces.
Fixed Written Quote
No sales gimmicks or "discounts"—ours are firm numbers in writing that don't change unless you alter the project's scope. Honesty is our policy, and our partner lenders can also help with financing as needed.
Order, Manufacture, and Shipping
Within a week or two of signing and arranging payment, critical measurements are scheduled at a time convenient to you. Within 8 to 10 weeks later the windows are custom-built and shipped fully wrapped to the local warehouse. Per an install date arranged with you we inspect and then pick up in an enclosed trailer, unwrapping units only when they are safely at the job site: your home!
Installation and Servicing
At a rate of about ten windows per workday, the CEO of High Basin himself—along with his wife, father, and children—will dazzle you with the quality of his work on your home. We conclude with a final walkthrough and an assurance that you can always reach out to us with any questions or concerns.
One Team Start-to-Finish
From selection to installation, no handoffs.
Proven Satisfaction
Client Testimonials
Read about homeowners, architects, and builders experiences working with our certified master glazing crew.
Straight answers
Window & Door Installation FAQs for Mountain West Homeowners and Builders
Do you install windows and doors for both new construction and remodels?
Yes. We handle new construction installs for builders, general contractors, and owner-builders, and replacement installs for homeowners updating an existing home. Both are installed by our own crews across Idaho, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada, New Mexico, and Arizona.
Do you sell the windows and doors, or just install them?
Both. We supply and install windows from manufactures such as Pella, Milgard, Anderson, AMSCO & Alside, so you get one point of contact from product selection through final install.
What’s the difference between new construction and replacement windows?
New construction windows have a nailing flange and are installed into open framing before siding and drywall go on. Replacement windows are made to fit into an existing opening, usually without removing exterior siding or interior trim. In some remodels, a full-frame install is the better choice, and we’ll tell you which one your home needs at the estimate.
Which windows work best in the Mountain West climate?
It depends on where you are. Homes in Colorado, Wyoming, and Idaho benefit from low U-factor windows that hold heat through cold winters. Homes in Arizona, Nevada, and southern Utah need low solar heat gain to keep summer cooling costs down. Across the region, high UV exposure and wide temperature swings make frame material and glass coatings especially important. We match the window to your elevation and climate zone, not just your budget.
How long does installation take?
For a typical replacement project, most homes are done in 3 – 5 days. New construction timelines depend on the build schedule, and we coordinate with your GC or superintendent to install as soon as framing and house wrap are ready. Lead time on products is usually 4 – 6 weeks from order.
Do you work with builders and contractors on multiple homes?
Yes. We offer volume pricing, take-offs from plans, and scheduling that keeps pace with your build. Send us your plans and we’ll return a quote within 7 business days.
How much does window or door installation cost?
Price depends on the number of openings, product line, size, glass package, and install type. We provide free, itemized quotes so you know exactly what you’re paying for.
Will new windows lower my energy bills?
In most homes, yes, especially when replacing single-pane or aging aluminum-frame windows. ENERGY STAR® rated windows reduce heat loss in winter and heat gain in summer. Savings vary by home, climate, and the windows being replaced.
How do I get a quote?
Call (435) 210-4089 or fill out the form below and tell us whether it’s a new build or a remodel. For remodels, we’ll schedule an in-home measure. For new construction, plans are all we need to get started.
Schedule a consult
45 minutes, and you leave with a fixed price
Tell us what you’re working with and we’ll get you on the calendar within two business days. No deposit, no pressure, and a written quote either way.
- Call or Text: (435) 210-4089
- joel@highbasinglass.com
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