Nova Windows LLC.

The state insures Nova Windows under two workers'-comp classes: wood frame building construction and glass installation in buildings. That pairing fits the work it lists, setting window and door units into framed openings, on both residential and commercial buildings. The business traces back to 2018 through a predecessor company, Siding and Windows World LLC, and the state lists Pavel Novak as a principal since 2025. The scope stays narrow: glazing and door installation rather than roofing, siding or large commercial curtainwall. The work tends to come through referrals and repeat customers. That focus suits a homeowner replacing a set of windows in an existing house, swapping in heavier impact-rated entry doors, or fitting out a new build with a full set of doors. The lead-safe certification makes it a reasonable fit for older properties where disturbing original window frames and trim calls for lead-safe work practices. Spokane's housing runs from early twentieth-century homes on the South Hill and in the older neighborhoods to newer subdivisions out toward Mead and Liberty Lake, and window work differs across that range. In older houses, original wood sashes and frames are often painted with lead-based paint, and openings may be out of square, so ask how the installer will handle removal, containment and trim. In newer homes the question is usually fit and air sealing in a standard opening. Either way, ask what frame material and glazing the installer recommends for cold winters and hot, dry summers.