Independent window installation companies serving Rapid City and nearby towns in Pennington, Meade, Lawrence and Custer counties. Pick your town for local housing, hail and permit notes.
Get Free QuotesMost requests come from Rapid City itself, where the median home was built in 1979 and more than half predate 1980. The city's housing has two big layers: 1950s homes from the Ellsworth and postwar boom, and 1970s homes from the rebuild after the 1972 flood. Rapid City licenses contractors at the city level, and Rapid City Building Services (605-394-4120) is the place installers check permit questions. Colonial Pine Hills, an unincorporated, mostly owner-occupied subdivision southwest of town, falls under Pennington County.
Each town guide covers local housing age, hail history, distance from Rapid City and who handles permits.
Pennington and Meade counties, about 8.5 miles east. The fastest-growing town in the area, with homes mostly built since 2000 and a large renter and military population tied to Ellsworth AFB and the B-21 program.
Box Elder guideMeade County, about 6 miles northwest. Nearly 4 in 10 homes were built in the 1980s, so many still have their first windows, and almost all are owner-occupied.
Black Hawk guideMeade County along I-90. Summerset is newer (median year built 2007); Piedmont is older, with many 1970s and 1990s homes.
Summerset & Piedmont guideUnincorporated Pennington County, about 4 miles east, so permits go through the county. More than 9 in 10 homes are owner-occupied.
Rapid Valley guideMeade County seat, about 27 miles northwest. The oldest housing of the I-90 towns: 59.5% built before 1980, so lead-safe rules come up often.
Sturgis guideLawrence County, about 42 miles northwest. The city requires its own contractor license, and it holds the famous 1943 chinook temperature swing.
Spearfish guideCuster County seat in the Southern Hills. The city's median home dates to 1971. Also covers nearby Hermosa.
Custer guidePennington County, southwest of Rapid City. Hill City took baseball-size hail in July 2015; Keystone's housing is heavily 1970s.
Hill City & Keystone guidePermit and license rules vary between cities and unincorporated areas, and Rapid City Window Pros does not verify them. Same-size replacements often don't need a permit; egress windows and enlarged openings do. Your installer should confirm with the right city or county office before work starts.
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