Red brick home with new white double-hung windows
Replacement windows · Naperville area

Cold air by a closed window?

Find out which ones need work, and which can wait.

Drafts, condensation on the glass, a room that never warms up. Dave Sonner checks each window with you and tells you straight which ones need replacing now. If yours still have good years left, he says so.

Dave Sonner, windows and siding since 1993 · Installers who have worked with him since the 1990s

ENERGY STAR

Rated Options

1993

Installing Windows Since

1-3 days

Installation Time

Written warranty

Reviewed at Your Health Check

Why It Works

What new windows can change

Old or drafty windows can be a major source of heat loss in Illinois homes. Replacing them with ENERGY STAR rated windows may help reduce that loss.

Help Reduce Drafts

A window that fits the opening and is installed correctly may help reduce noticeable drafts and make rooms more comfortable.

Rebate Check

Rebate programs change every year. We check what your home qualifies for before you sign.

Updated Locking Hardware

Modern windows come with updated locking hardware. Your written proposal confirms the hardware for your project.

Help With Outside Noise

Insulated glass may help reduce outside noise near busy roads, railways, or airports.

What are your old windows costing you?

Old windows rarely fail all at once. They let in a little more cold, fog up a little more and stick a little harder, until the room by the window is the one nobody wants to sit in.

Drafts you can feel from the couch

Worn seals and gaps let winter air in and warm air out, so the room by the window never quite warms up.

Properly fitted new windows may help reduce noticeable drafts.

Fog between the panes

Fog you can't wipe away means the seal between the glass has failed. It won't clear up on its own.

New insulated glass comes with a fresh seal.

Wet sills and frost on the inside

Water running down cold glass soaks sills, peels paint and can lead to mold and rot in the frame.

Better-insulated glass may help reduce condensation and frost.

Windows that stick or won't stay up

Painted shut, warped, or a sash that slams down. If it won't open easily, it isn't much of a way out in an emergency.

New windows open smoothly, and many tilt in for cleaning.

Faded floors and furniture

Plain glass lets in the sun's UV rays, which slowly bleach floors, rugs and the couch by the window.

Selected Low-E glass may reduce the UV exposure that contributes to fading.

Every car, mower and barking dog

Thin glass and tired frames carry outside noise straight into the house.

Insulated glass may help reduce outside noise.

Is it time? See which of these sound like your house.

Tick the ones that sound like your house.

Two or more sound familiar? A free window health check will tell you where you stand. If your windows still have good years left, Dave will say so.

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Take it home and compare.

Your price comes in writing, with the exact products listed. Take your time, talk it over, and compare it line by line.

Five quotes, and they all sounded the same?

Window prices can be far apart for what looks like the same window. A good quote tells you why. Ask every company, us included, to put these in writing:

Bring this list to your free window health check. Dave will go through every line with you.

Color Visualizer

See Your Colors Before You Commit

Pick a siding color and a window and trim color to preview the look on a sample home. Colors are approximate on screen.

Sample home with Sandstone siding and White windows and trim

Sample home shown for preview. Actual colors and finish vary by product and lighting.

Siding colorSandstone
Windows & trim colorWhite

Homes Dave has worked on

Home improvement projects across the Chicago suburbs, including Naperville, Bolingbrook and Plainfield.

Pins show the neighborhood, not the exact address, to protect our customers' privacy.

Recent window work

Real jobs from Dave's projects. No stock photos.

Local Coverage

Window replacement in your Chicago suburb

Need siding too? Naperville, Bolingbrook, Plainfield, Woodridge

By the Numbers

33 yrs

Serving Illinois Since 1993

Custom

Made to Measure, Timing in Writing

1-3 days

On-Site Installation

Written

Warranty Reviewed at Your Health Check

Vouched for by the people who build the windows

You got a lot of happy customers, and our goal is to continue to have those customers being happy with you: your quality, your installation, your professionalism, your after-sale support.

Our window manufacturer, the factory that builds Renovate Right 365 windows

Glass that helps clean itself

Neat+ glass uses sunlight and rain to break down and rinse away dirt, so you wash your windows less often. Ask Dave about it at your health check.

Neat+ Glass, a glass coating that helps keep windows cleaner

The Process

What Happens During Window Installation?

From your in-home measurement to the final walkthrough, most whole-home installs are done in 1 to 3 days once your custom windows arrive.

1

In-Home Assessment

We measure every window opening and check for early signs of seal failure: fog trapped between the panes, drafts at the frame, and frost on the glass in Illinois winters. We also check each window's condition and which styles fit your home.

2

Product Selection

We help you choose the right window style, glass package, and frame material for your home and Illinois climate.

3

Custom Manufacturing

Windows are made to measure for your openings. Lead time depends on the style and color you pick, and your written order acknowledgment confirms the timing.

4

Professional Installation

Installation partners who have worked with Dave since the 1990s install and seal every window to manufacturer spec. Old windows and debris are removed and disposed of.

FAQ

Common Questions

Who replaces windows in Naperville?

Renovate Right 365 is a window and siding company based in Naperville, owned by Dave Sonner, who has replaced windows and siding since 1993. Dave comes out to look at your windows in person, and installation partners who have worked with him since the 1990s do the install.

Do you file the window permit for me?

Yes. When your town requires a permit for the job, Renovate Right 365 prepares and files it for you. Rules differ in Naperville, Bolingbrook, Plainfield and Woodridge, and our window and siding permit guide covers each town.

Will you tell me if I do not need new windows yet?

Yes. Dave looks at each window with you, and if yours still have good years left, he says so. If some do need replacing, you get a written quote with the exact products and price, so you can take your time and talk it over.

Are there rebates for new windows in 2026?

The federal window tax credit (Section 25C) ended for windows installed after December 31, 2025, and ComEd does not currently list a rebate for residential windows. One local program does exist: the City of Naperville pays residential Naperville Electric customers $250 for each single-pane window they replace, up to $2,500 or 50% of the eligible cost, whichever is lower. Most Naperville addresses buy power from Naperville Electric, the city utility; Bolingbrook and Plainfield homes are on ComEd. The rules: only single-pane windows count, the new windows must be double- or triple-pane with a U-factor of 0.30 or lower, new construction does not qualify, you must contribute at least $5 a month for five years to the city's Renewable Energy Program, and you must complete the application within 120 days of installation. Rebate programs change every year, so ask us during your estimate and we will check what is available for your home.

What ENERGY STAR rating do windows need in northern Illinois?

DuPage and Will counties are in the ENERGY STAR Northern zone. Under the current Version 7 rules (in effect since October 23, 2023), a Northern-zone window needs a U-factor of 0.22 or lower with a solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC) of 0.17 or higher. Two trade-offs also qualify: a U-factor of 0.23 to 0.24 with SHGC 0.35 or higher, or a U-factor of 0.25 to 0.26 with SHGC 0.40 or higher. Air leakage must be 0.3 cfm per square foot or less. Patio doors that are more than half glass need a U-factor of 0.26 or lower and SHGC of 0.40 or lower.

Do I need a permit to replace windows in Naperville, Bolingbrook or Plainfield?

It depends on the town and the job. Naperville's permit guide lists window replacement that changes the size or style, and new openings, as permit work, and it does not clearly exempt a same-size swap, so confirm your scope with the city. Bolingbrook requires permits for various renovations, so confirm with its Building Division. In Plainfield, ask the building department. Historic districts and HOAs can add their own approval. Our window and siding permit guide, linked below, covers each town.

How much can new windows lower my heating bill?

ENERGY STAR certified windows may help lower heating and cooling costs versus single-pane windows. Your savings depend on your current windows, your home, and your heating costs, so we look at yours during the estimate.

What types of windows do you install?

Renovate Right 365 installs insulated, double-pane windows in all standard styles: double-hung, casement, sliding, picture, and bay, with ENERGY STAR rated options. We help you pick the right fit for your home and budget, and the exact product is written into your proposal.

How long does window installation take?

Most whole-home window replacements take 1 to 3 days, depending on the number of windows. Your written proposal confirms the schedule for your project.

How long do energy-efficient windows last?

Warranty coverage depends on the product; we go over it in writing at your estimate. Well-maintained double-pane windows often last for decades in Illinois weather.

Do you install windows in Chicago?

We focus on Naperville and the western suburbs: Naperville, Bolingbrook, Plainfield, Woodridge and nearby towns. If you're outside that area, call (877) 517-7365 and we'll tell you honestly whether we can help.

How much does window replacement cost in Illinois?

It depends on your home. After your free in-home visit and measurement, you get a clear written price based on your home's actual window count, style, and condition.

What are the signs my windows need to be replaced?

The clearest signs are condensation or fog trapped between the panes, a noticeable draft near the frame even when the window is fully closed, frost forming on the inside of the glass in winter, and visible warping or cracking in the frame. Any of these mean the window's seal has likely failed and it's time to consider replacement.

Do you install windows in Naperville, Bolingbrook, and Plainfield?

Yes. Renovate Right 365 installs windows across the Chicago suburbs, including Naperville, Bolingbrook and Plainfield, and the rest of our Cook, DuPage, Will and Kane County service area.

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