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Windows & doors in Reno: Washoe County has seen flash floods and floods in the last 10 years, with hail up to 1 inches; the typical home was built around 1994 (31% before 1980).

Weather and your home

In Washoe County, July highs average about 88°F and January lows about 23°F, with roughly 12 inches of rain a year. Long, cold winters put furnaces and pipes to the test.

Storms

Over the last 10 years the National Weather Service recorded flash floods, floods and damaging thunderstorm winds in Washoe County, with hail up to 1 inches across. After a storm, a quick roof and gutter check catches damage before it turns into a leak.

Homes here

The typical home in Washoe County was built around 1994, about 32 years ago, and 31% were built before 1980.

Disaster history

Washoe County has had 47 federal disaster declarations in the last 25 years, most often for wildfires; the latest was Bull Fire (2026).

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Questions

Are impact or efficient windows worth it?

Where storms are common, impact-rated windows and doors protect the home and can lower insurance; elsewhere, efficient glass cuts energy bills.

How long do windows last?

Most last 20–30 years; drafts, fogging between panes and hard-to-open sashes say it is time.

Nearby

Sparks · Fernley · Yerington · Fallon · Lovelock · Winnemucca · Carlin · Elko