Valparaiso is a fifteen minute drive from our Crown Point Design Center, and it is one of the more varied places we work. Roughly half the homes in the city were built before 1980, and the single largest group went up in the 1990s. Those 1990s houses are now approaching thirty five years old, which is right about when the original builder-grade vinyl and the first generation of insulated glass start giving out at the same time.
The homes we work on in Valparaiso
North of downtown, the Washington Street area holds the city’s oldest housing, much of it mid nineteenth century through the early 1900s, in Italianate, Queen Anne, Craftsman and American Foursquare. Work on those homes has to respect original trim profiles and window proportions, and we quote them differently than we quote a tract house.
The Bantas neighborhood west of Roosevelt Road is mostly 1940s and 1950s, modest square footage on small lots. Heritage Valley and Shorewood Forest came in through the 1970s and 80s. Aberdeen, Manchester Meadows and the 1990s wave followed. Then Windsor Park, Beauty Creek, Emerald Ridge, Grande Prairie, Arbor Lakes, Prairie Ridge, Hawthorne, Mistwood and Sagamore filled in from the early 2000s forward.
If your home is in one of the historic districts, exterior changes visible from the street can require approval from the city’s Historic Preservation Commission before a permit is issued. We will tell you honestly whether that applies to your address before you sign anything.
What Valparaiso weather does to siding and windows
Valparaiso averages about 40 inches of snow a year, which puts it on the southern edge of the lake effect belt. It is the freeze and thaw cycling, more than the total, that opens caulk joints, backs out siding fasteners and breaks window seals over time.
Then there was August 11, 2026. The derecho that came through put Valparaiso and Porter County under a disaster declaration. Around 29,000 customers lost power in the 46383 and 46385 zip codes, the city hauled off roughly 300 tons of debris, and there were downed limbs and power lines reported near College Avenue and Union Street. If your home took wind damage in that storm and you have not had the exterior looked at yet, we will come out and inspect it.
What we do in Valparaiso
Replacement windows
Double hung, single hung, casement, awning, slider, picture, bay and bow, and custom shapes for older homes where nothing standard fits. More on our window replacement.
The parts that fail first after a storm and the parts most contractors skip. More on soffit and fascia.
Getting an estimate in Valparaiso
Estimates are free and in your home. We have the quickest turnaround of anyone in the area, we install year round, siding typically runs about two weeks and windows four to six weeks. Financing is available.
Many factors play into this, including the size of the project and the type of product being installed. An average house has 10-25 windows of all shapes, sizes, and compositions, and a large window replacement job may take 2-5 days. Most door installations, on the other hand, can be completed same-day. Give us a call to discuss the specifics of your project and get a more accurate timeline.
Absolutely! We work quickly and efficiently to upgrade your home with as little disruption to you as possible. Residents often choose to stay home during the installation process if possible, to answer any potential questions, but it is not necessary.
We have a wide variety of windows to fit new and existing homes. Our windows come with a full warranty to give you peace of mind at an affordable cost.
Siding
We offer a great selection of siding for all house styles. We offer composite cladding or vinyl siding for a long-term solution meant to last for many years to come.
Roofing
We provide professional roofing solutions for new and existing homes. From full roof replacements to repairs, our high-quality materials and expert installation ensure long-lasting protection against the elements — all backed by a strong warranty for added peace of mind.
Soffit & Fascia
Soffit is the underside of a roof overhang or eave, while fascia is used to enclose a roof’s perimeter. They both help shield the roofing and interior of a home from harsh weather.
What our Customers are Saying
Heather N.
We love our finished project done by Liberty! Our house was a complete tear-off & we had new siding, shakes & stone veneer put on. Also, they put up our...
Daniel M.
Lee and his crew were fantastic, on time and very polite. Had our vinyl shutters reattached to the house. And he fixed our 3 vertical posts on the porch!
Todd Z.
Everything came out perfect, highly recommended! Check out the before and after of the job they just did! (Stoop coming soon)
Laura G.
Hello, Such an awesome crew they installed all my windows on my house and garage they installed my front and side door the wrapping was beautifully done great price we...
Christine R.
Replaced soffit/fascia looks amazing. Very helpful and professional in coming up with a plan.
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