Old Name is "Out the Window"

Mark Reasbeck, owner of Legend Windows for the West of Las Vegas, has announced that the company has a new name-Coyote Springs Window & Door.

Legend Windows was formed in April 1996 by Reasbeck who worked for other window distributors dating back to 1983. After spending eight years on Russell Road, the company moved into a new 9,200-square-foot facility at 8050 S. Arville #101 earlier this year. The name change was official as of September 1, 2005.

"The new name reflects the direction I want to take my company," said Reasbeck. "I literally want to move into the new town being built on the Lincoln/Clark County line-Coyote Springs."

"I've seen the booms in Laughlin, Mesquite and Pahrump. The common thread is that initially Las Vegas will service these new communities, but as soon as a 'local guy' sets up shop, he usually can maintain the largest market share because he is right there in the community-minutes, not hours away. I'm trying to get ahead of the curve," Reasbeck added.

Coyote Springs Window & Door is unique in that it doesn't sell vinyl windows in the desert.

"We have four brands of aluminum window, can meet low budgets or stringent energy codes and even a high-end aluminum product for the seven-figure customs," Reasbeck said.

Reasbeck is "The Window Guy" columnist for SHELTER magazine.

Old Name is "Out the Window" Mark Reasbeck, owner of Legend Windows for the West of Las Vegas, has announced that the company has a new name-Coyote Springs Window & Door. Legend Windows was formed in April 1996 by Reasbeck who worked for other window distributors dating back to 1983. After spending eight years on Russell Road, the company moved into a new 9,200-square-foot facility at 8050 S. Arville #101 earlier this year. The name change was official as of September 1, 2005. "The new name reflects the direction I want to take my company," said Reasbeck. "I literally want to move into the new town being built on the Lincoln/Clark County line-Coyote Springs." "I've seen the booms in Laughlin, Mesquite and Pahrump. The common thread is that initially Las Vegas will service these new communities, but as soon as a 'local guy' sets up shop, he usually can maintain the largest market share because he is right there in the community-minutes, not hours away. I'm trying to get ahead of the curve," Reasbeck added. Coyote Springs Window & Door is unique in that it doesn't sell vinyl windows in the desert. "We have four brands of aluminum window, can meet low budgets or stringent energy codes and even a high-end aluminum product for the seven-figure customs," Reasbeck said. Reasbeck is "The Window Guy" columnist for SHELTER magazine.