ABOUT US

Our History

Bashful Bob’s started in 1973 in Southern Oregon as a custom home builder, later relocating in the Willamette Valley in 1976. The business has transitioned over time to focus on the window and door replacement and the supply aspect of the construction market. In 2009, Bashful Bob’s made organizational changes and formed what is now known as Bashful Bob’s, Inc. We have been, and will continue to be family owned and operated, serving our local community in the Willamette Valley.

In Loving Memory of Bob Hamilton:
Founder, Beloved Grandpa

Our Team

Jim Hamilton

Owner

Jim joined his father Bob in the family business in 2006 after having spent the first part of his career in logistics management. His favorite past time activities include long distance running and auto detailing.

James Robles

Operations Manager

Joined Bashful Bob’s in 2017 with a background in landscaping and management. He took a year off in 2021, and re-joined our team in 2022.

James is customer focused and skilled at helping customers find the right product to meet their project needs. His industry knowledge and leadership skills are an asset to our team.

He and his wife live locally, enjoy spending time with their four children, family, and friends. James is a very talented craftsman and can often be found building something. He also enjoys the outdoors enjoying a harvest from their home garden.

Kevin Miller

Sales Team Manager

Kevin joined Bashful Bob’s in sales as of November 2021. We are delighted to have him on board.

Kevin retired from a long career in grain elevator management to live in the beautiful Corvallis area. When he is not at work, you will rarely see him without his Westie and Portie, also known as a Portuguese Water Dog, by his side.

Jessica Juhl

Program Manager

Jessica joined Bashful Bob’s in 2019, and is the backbone to keeping Bashful Bob’s organized with her spreadsheets and computer skills, as well as barista skills. With a background in mathematics she is always able to tackle some of our more technical projects. Jessica loves crafting, traveling, camping, as well as drone piloting during her off hours.

Alicia Warren

Office Coordinator

Alicia joined her father Bob, and brother Jim in this family business officially in December 2021. Alicia enjoys spending her free time volunteering in the community and helping others. She also enjoys spending quality family time with her four boys and husband Todd.

Dallas Robles

Marketing Specialist

Dallas just joined the Bashful Bob’s team in 2024. Her expertise is in digital marketing with a focus on social media and content. She is an excellent addition to the team.

Charlotte Price

Administrative Assistant

Charlotte joined Bashful Bob’s in 2016, after years of experience in various administrative jobs including tax prep and bookkeeping. She enjoys traveling, reading, gardening, and connecting with people. When she’s not helping out at Bashful Bob’s, Charlotte is part of the local and regional Houses of Prayer.

Todd Warren

Foreman

Todd joined Bashful Bob’s in 2009 with a background in auto body work, specializing in paint. He has become a door specialist over the years and has been deemed by a few customers as the “Door Whisperer”.

Jeremy Robles

Senior Installer

Jeremy joined Bashful Bob’s in 2021 with experience in the remodeling industry, which makes him a perfect addition to our installation team. Jeremy is a quick learner and has a great attitude to gets things done. In his off times, he can be found in the outdoors or volunteering at the local homeless shelter serving those in need.

Bill Vincent

Senior Installer

Bill joined Bashful Bob’s in 2017 after a career in the refinery industry. Bill has developed his skills as a window and door installer. His safety knowledge and training are a great asset to Bashful Bob’s and he is very diligent about safety rules and regulations. Bill loves Ford Mustangs and can often be found on weekends facilitating charity fundraising events with his Mustang group.

Carsten Hamilton

Installer

Kristian Lockhart

Installer

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I replace just the glass in my window if it’s broken?

Yes, on dual pane windows the interior and exterior glass are sealed together to form what is known as a insulated unit. Most of the time when either the interior or exterior pane is broken a new insulated unit is required.

My window is foggy, do I have to replace the whole window?

Not typically, the seal has most likely broken between the interior and exterior pain and moisture has made its way inside. These can easily be replaced with a new insulated unit. Check with your window manufacturer as many times failed or fogged units are covered under their warranty.

Can I replace my door without replacing all the trim & door jamb?

Most of the time. We can buy door slabs, and we have a process to prep the hinge and knob to match your old door. In this case you should be able to put the door back on the existing hinges in the old door jamb. This does not always work well when going from a wood door to a fiberglass door since the standard fiberglass sizing is narrower and shorter than wood standards.

Will Vinyl windows discolor?

Some of the original vinyl windows had problems with yellowing or discoloring when exposed to intense heat over time. The vinyl recipes used in our current times have additives in the compound to eliminate the problem.

What does a lifetime warranty cover?

In most cases this covers problems (excluding breakage unless you have Milgard Tuscany) and failures of the windows as long as you own the home. Most vendors include both the materials and the labor, but be careful when shopping as some say they have a lifetime warranty but it doesn’t include labor.

Do screens come with my windows?

Yes.

Can I paint my vinyl windows a different exterior color?

No. Vinyl is not a very paintable surface unless you use the right technology. Painting vinyl windows will void your warranty. Adding color to the vinyl may impact the window’s absorption of heat and can cause insulated glass units to heat and the seal may break. Many vinyl window manufactures now offer painted windows; this is a great alternative to painting your own vinyl and you maintain your warranty.

Do doors come pre-painted?

Typically not, although some manufacturers offer pre-finished doors. Most of the time wood and fiberglass doors come unfinished. We don’t paint or stain as it just isn’t our specialty. We would recommend contacting a local painting contractor to finish the door once installed

Do you do work in homes with Lead Based Paint?

Yes, we are a Certified Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor with the State of Oregon. We do NOT perform work in child occupied homes that test positive for Lead Based Paint, for your protection and ours.

Can my current key match my new lock?

Most likely yes. There are two major brands in residential locks, Kwikset and Schlage and they each use unique keys so that a Kwikset key can’t be used in a Schlage key way and visa versa. By trying to stay within the same brand with new hardware we can usually guarantee key matching. On occasion we can put key ways for Kwikset and put in a Schlage but not always. It’s best if possible to stay in the brand you currently have.

Do you offer financing?

We do not currently offer financing, we do accept most credit cards as well as cash and checks. We are small enough to make our own decisions and have been known to be creative on accounts receivable when needed.

Is there an average cost per window to use for budgeting?

This is not an exact number and doesn’t work in every instance but when working with vinyl windows you can budget roughly $1,300 per window and that should be a reasonable budget number for the windows and installation. Again not exact and you can’t hold me to it but it might be helpful.

Do you charge for estimates?

We provide free estimates for homeowners looking to upgrade their home with new windows and doors. In some cases where our professional services are needed such as commercial projects, design assistance or real estate transactions, we charge a modest consulting fee which is deducted from the project cost if the work is approved.

Where are the doors and windows made?

Many doors sold here in the US are made abroad and imported here. A number of wood door manufacturers make their doors here in the northwest. Rogue Valley Doors is an Oregon company and builds in the southern Oregon city of Grants Pass.

Milgard makes all their vinyl windows in Tualatin, Oregon and their aluminum, fiberglass and woodclad window in Tacoma, Washington. Cascade’s windows are produced in Spokane, Washington and Portland, Oregon.

Serving the Valley since 1984

Bashful Bob’s Windows & Doors
Licensed ~ Bonded ~ Insured
Oregon CCB #184985

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