Window Replacement

Double Hung Windows

Double hung windows are a type of window that consists of an upper and lower sash. These sashes can be separately moved up and down and tilted inward for easy cleaning and maintenance. If you need to replace your home's windows, especially second-story windows where cleaning the window exteriors from the inside is preferred, double hung replacement windows are an excellent option.

Sliding Windows

Replacement slider windows come in different configurations. You can choose from 2- and 3-lite units where two sashes slide horizontally or single slider windows, available with some of our brands, which have one sash (right or left) that moves while the other is fixed. Sliding windows are great for areas where ventilation is important, such as above the kitchen sink, and they can be used on their own or paired

with picture windows.

Casement & Awning Windows

Vinyl casement and awning windows are an excellent option for areas where cabinets, sinks, or other furnishings may obstruct the window's operation. These windows are manipulated by a stationary crank and can be opened or closed easily. Casement windows provide airflow from the top to the bottom, and the amount of airflow can be adjusted using the crank. On the other hand, awning windows are advantageous in that they prevent rainwater from entering your home when the windows are open. The fold-away crank mechanism allows the handle to be folded away, preventing it from interfering with window treatments or furniture. Casements are ideal for spaces where the window's height is more than twice its width, while awnings are generally wider than they are tall.

Hopper Windows

Hopper windows are single-sash windows that open inward from the top, similar to an upside-down awning window. Typically, they are used to allow some sunlight and ventilation in rooms where privacy is needed, such as the laundry room, bathroom, or basement. These windows can improve the value of your home by adding natural light to otherwise dark rooms. Additionally, hopper windows can be used as an exterior outlet for dryer vents when combined with a small, insulated picture window or other window type.

Picture Windows

Picture windows are windows that don't open and are ideal for any room in your home, especially in areas where you don't want open windows to interfere with outdoor landscaping or features such as decks and walkways. The biggest advantage of picture windows is the unobstructed view they provide, which is a great way to showcase beautiful outdoor scenery.

Garden Windows

Garden windows have been a long-standing favorite for a kitchen window that is located just behind the sink. They are perfect for bringing in extra light and providing a space to grow small plants or herbs. Besides, they can also be utilized in the bathroom or den as an alcove for decorative accents. The three-dimensional design of garden windows helps to open up the room, making it look more spacious. As a result, it provides an eye-catching way to increase the curb appeal of your home.

Bay & Bow Windows

The difference between a bay window and a bow window is quite simple to understand. A typical bay window consists of a large window in the center, flanked by two narrower windows set at an angle. These windows can be fixed, double hung or casement. On the other hand, a bow window consists of four or more equal-sized windows that are also set at angles to create an arched projection. Again, each of these windows can be fixed, double hung or casement.

In terms of replacing a set of double hung windows or a standard picture window, a bay or bow window replacement can add a stunning look to your living room or master suite. Additionally, it can also offer a comfortable window seat where you can sit, read, or simply enjoy the view.

Architectural Shape Windows

Custom window shapes, commonly known as architectural windows, can significantly enhance the appearance of your home's exterior. These windows, available in a variety of sizes and shapes, can be used alone as a focal point or in combination with other windows to create a stunning view of your home. Architectural windows not only complement your home's unique style but also allow natural light to brighten up your living space. These shaped windows can be used above other window styles or can be used to accentuate a patio door. The energy efficiency, ventilation, and view of these windows vary depending on whether they are fixed or operable, and the brand and glass options you choose.