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Find Renewal by Andersen in Fargo, ND | Renewal by Andersen
Address and hours
Showroom hours
- Sunday: Closed
- Monday: 8 AM-5 PM
- Tuesday: 8 AM-5 PM
- Wednesday: 8 AM-5 PM
- Thursday: 8 AM-5 PM
- Friday: 8 AM-5 PM
- Saturday: Closed
About us
Welcome to Renewal by Andersen. We would love to meet with you at our Fargo showroom!
We are proud to serve the window and door replacement and installation needs for Fargo and surrounding areas.
Whether you’re renovating a colonial, restoring a mid-century, or refurbishing a Cape Cod, Renewal by Andersen’s custom replacement windows are built to meet your home’s unique design.
Every town, neighborhood, and home is unique. Installation of a replacement window isn’t simply a matter of putting a standard-size window into a hole in the wall. It’s a matter of expertly fitting YOUR custom window into YOUR home.
We know window and door replacement—and we know this area. We can’t wait to say hello to you in Fargo—stop by today!
We are proud to serve the window and door replacement and installation needs for Fargo and surrounding areas.
Whether you’re renovating a colonial, restoring a mid-century, or refurbishing a Cape Cod, Renewal by Andersen’s custom replacement windows are built to meet your home’s unique design.
Every town, neighborhood, and home is unique. Installation of a replacement window isn’t simply a matter of putting a standard-size window into a hole in the wall. It’s a matter of expertly fitting YOUR custom window into YOUR home.
We know window and door replacement—and we know this area. We can’t wait to say hello to you in Fargo—stop by today!
Nov 24, 2025
From the salesperson to the installer, everyone was professional and friendly.
Nov 5, 2025
Everything was perfect with the product, people, especially the installer Mike. Staff at Western so helpful
Nov 5, 2025
I got a new double pane window. I noticed that there isn’t a handle for raising and lowering the top pane. To lower I’m often pressing on the rubber seal. To raise it up the only place to push is on the bevel (glazing). A handle or indentation would be helpful to raise and lower the window.