Minnesota Window and Doors Contractor Based in the Twin Cities Greater Metro AREA
Residential and Commercial Window and Door Services in Wyoming, Forest Lake, Chisago Lakes, and the Twin Cities.
We provide window and door inspections and measurements to build accurate estimates for your home or business.
WHAT WE DO
Windows and Doors
Offered for Residential and Commercial Properties
CASE STUDY
Professional Results
This 1996 Stacy, MN home updated the siding, installed new patio doors and windows, updated the front door, and added new garage door, front door, and window wraps.

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STORM DAMAGE AND INSURANCE CLAIMS
We Work For You and Your Claim
Hail, wind, ice dams, burst pipes, and water damage can leave your property needing more than one repair. As a full-service general contractor, we manage every step of the restoration process, coordinating the necessary trades, project timeline, and insurance communication from start to finish.
Full Assessment
We perform a thorough property inspection and document with photos and notes to support your claim.
Help Filing Your Claim
We guide you through the claims process and connect directly with your insurance company.
Insurance Approval
Our team advocates on your behalf to provide the best scope of work for your property.
WHY CHOOSE REPLACEMENT
Minnesota’s Harsh Weather
Generally, windows in a Minnesota home typically last between 15 and 30 years. Exterior doors last 20 to 50 years, but the harsh Midwest weather can shorten these lifetimes.

Window Replacement
Installing new windows at a Wisconsin home
Minnesota's Harsh conditions
- Minnesota’s rapid shifts from freezing winters to hot summers can cause window and door materials to expand, contract, warp, and deteriorate
- Snow and ice can build up around frames and thresholds, allowing moisture to work into small gaps and contribute to leaks and damage
- Repeated freeze-thaw cycles can expand moisture in small cracks and gaps, damaging seals, frames, and surrounding materials
- Strong Minnesota winds can stress frames, damage screens, and loosen or compromise exterior components
- Hail and wind-driven debris can crack glass, dent frames, and damage the exterior of windows and doors
- Intense sunlight and seasonal humidity can fade finishes, weaken seals, and accelerate wear on window and door materials
Extreme temperature swings
Heavy snow and ice
Freezing and thawing
Severe winds
Hail and storm debris
Summer Sun & Humidity
when to replace windows and doors
- Windows or doors are difficult to open, close, or lock
- Drafts are noticeable around windows or doors
- Condensation or fog develops between glass panes
- Frames show signs of rot, warping, or deterioration
- Glass, screens, or door panels are cracked or damaged
- Water leaks around windows or doors during rain
- Utility bills continue to increase
- Outside noise is more noticeable inside the home
- Your home’s appearance and curb appeal need updating
- You’re replacing siding or roofing at the same time
LICENSED • BONDED • INSURED
WHO WE ARE
Your Professional Team
Our experienced team works with both residential and commercial properties across
Wyoming, Forest Lake, Chisago City, and the Greater Twin Cities Metro.

Residential Window and Doors

Commercial Windows and Doors
I got a front door and storm door replaced, along with the framing. Very professional and timely. Good clean up after the work. Great communication!
Outstanding experience with PEI General Contracting! They kept us updated throughout the project, stayed within budget, and delivered beautiful results. It’s hard to find contractors you can truly trust — these guys are the real deal.
OUR PROCESS
Professional Checklist
Your project is backed by our entire team, with one dedicated point of contact guiding you from start to finish.
Step One: Onboarding
Step Two: Preparation
Step Three: Production
Step Four: Completion
Windows Frequently Asked Questions
How long do windows and exterior doors last in Minnesota?
Depending on the door material, exterior doors last 20 to 50+ years. Direct exposure to the sun, harsh wind, rain or melting snow can shorten a door’s lifespan. It’s ideal to have an overhang to protect the door.
How do I know if my windows or doors need to be replaced?
Common signs your windows may need replacement include:
- Drafts or air leaks
- Condensation or fog between glass panes
- Windows that are difficult to open or close
- Water leaks during rain
- Rotting or warped frames
- Cracked or broken glass
- Higher heating and cooling costs
- Outside noise is more noticeable indoors
- Visible deterioration of seals or weatherstripping
- Frequent repairs
Common signs your doors may need replacement include:
- Visible damage and rot
- Drafts and energy loss
- Sticking to the frame or scraping the floor
- Deadbolt or latches no longer line up
- Frost on the inside or water stains near the frame
A professional inspection can determine whether repairs are sufficient or if replacement is the better long-term investment.
Can you repair my windows or doors instead of replacing them?
You can send your questions and photos to admin@myproexteriors.com
What type of windows are best for Minnesota?
During a free inspection, we can measure your windows, and provide free estimates. Depending on the chosen brand, we’re able to show you windows before installation.
Are energy-efficient windows worth it?
Can hail damage windows?
Can windows leak without broken glass?
Do you work with insurance claims?
Should I replace my windows and doors with my siding?
Installing new windows before new siding allows for proper flashing, weatherproofing, and trim installation while reducing labor costs and minimizing disruption.
Why choose a general contractor for window replacement?
Window replacement can uncover hidden issues such as water damage, rotten framing, deteriorated sheathing, insulation deficiencies, or flashing failures. As a licensed Minnesota and Wisconsin General Contractor, Professional Exteriors Inc. can identify and repair these issues while completing your window replacement, eliminating the need to coordinate multiple contractors.
Water intrusion can eventually cause:
- Mold growth
- Rotting wall sheathing
- Insulation damage
- Interior drywall damage
- Structural deterioration
Early repairs can prevent much more expensive restoration work.
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