Ares Windows handles full window replacement and installation for Indianapolis-area homes, from a single failed window to every opening in the house. We measure, order custom windows, and install with our own local crews.
Signs it’s time to replace your windows
- Fog or condensation between the panes (a failed seal)
- Drafts, or rooms that never stay comfortable
- Sashes that stick, won’t stay up, or won’t lock
- Soft or rotting wood frames and sills
- Rising heating and cooling bills
- Single-pane or aluminum windows from before the 1990s
Insert vs full-frame installation
Most homes get insert replacement: the new window fits inside the existing frame, which keeps your trim and drywall intact. When a frame has rot, water damage, or a leak history, we recommend full-frame replacement, which removes everything to the rough opening. Read more in full-frame vs insert replacement.
How it works
- Free in-home consultation. We measure every opening, check the frames for rot or water damage, and show you options in all three packages.
- Upfront price. You get a written, itemized price at the visit. No inflated “retail” number that gets discounted if you sign today.
- Custom order. Your windows are made to your exact measurements. Lead time is typically a few weeks.
- Installation. Most homes are done in one day. We protect floors, haul away old windows, and clean up.
- Final walkthrough. We check every window with you and register your warranty.
Cost
See current price ranges for this window type in our window replacement cost guide. Every quote is itemized, and financing is available from as low as $49/month, including 0% interest options.
Frequently asked questions
Can I replace just a few windows?
Yes. Many homeowners start with the worst windows and do the rest later. We’ll match styles and colors so everything looks consistent.
Do you remove and dispose of the old windows?
Yes. Removal, haul-away, and cleanup are included in every install.
Can you replace windows in winter?
Yes. We work one opening at a time, so each window is only open for a short time and your home stays warm.