Yes. Andersen sliding windows feature the same Low-E glass, argon gas fill, and weather sealing as their other product lines. While the sliding mechanism means a slightly different seal than casement, modern Andersen sliders are engineered for excellent energy performance in Colorado's climate.

Absolutely. Aluminum slider replacement is one of our most common projects. Many Colorado Springs homes built in the 1970s-1990s have original aluminum sliders that are drafty, noisy, and inefficient. The upgrade to Andersen is dramatic.

Yes. Andersen sliding windows feature multi-point locks and an optional foot bolt for added security. The sash is also designed to resist being lifted out of the track from outside.

Yes. Screens are included and mount on the exterior of the window. Andersen offers standard and TruScene screen options for superior visibility.

Andersen sliding windows are available in widths up to approximately 72 inches for standard models. For wider openings, we can combine multiple units or discuss custom configurations.

Yes, provided they meet egress requirements. We verify egress code compliance during consultation, which is especially important for basement bedrooms in Colorado Springs homes.

Andersen sliding windows feature brush or fin-style weatherstripping along the tracks that blocks dust and wind infiltration. We also ensure proper installation to seal the frame against Colorado's gusty conditions.