With energy-efficient vinyl replacement windows, you can improve curb appeal and increase resale value, slash your heating and cooling costs, and lessen the amount of maintenance required to keep them looking new. We install and replace all different types, including:
Sliding windows
A great choice for openings that are wider than they are tall, this style offers a broad, horizontal view of the outdoors. The sliding design makes operation effortless compared to traditional options and allows plenty of natural light to fill the space. Panels move smoothly along a top and bottom track integrated into the frame, making daily use simple. When cleaning is needed, the panels can be easily removed for convenience. Also known as gliding styles, this option complements many modern home designs beautifully.
Bay windows
Bay windows are an excellent way to enhance your home’s appearance. This style features three sections, including a fixed center panel flanked by two angled sides that extend outward from the home. The result is a striking design that creates added space and delivers a beautiful panoramic view of the outdoors.
Bow windows
Similar to a bay style, a bow design is composed of three sections—often called “lites”—that extend outward from the home’s exterior. The key difference is its softer, more curved appearance, which creates a graceful, rounded look. Both styles allow abundant natural light to enter and add character and elegance to any home.
Double hung windows
A classic and widely popular option among American homeowners, double-hung styles complement virtually any home design. They offer excellent ventilation and a safe, user-friendly operation. Because they don’t project outward or rely on cranks, they reduce the risk of accidents in high-traffic areas such as walkways, patios, and decks. Fully lockable features also add an extra layer of security.
Also known as double-sash designs, this style includes two operable sections, the upper and lower sash, both of which can open to improve airflow. Since warm air naturally rises, it can escape through the top sash while cooler air enters from below, creating a more comfortable indoor environment.
Casement windows
With a modern design that features clean, classic lines and excellent functionality, casement windows are a great addition to any home remodeling project. They open outward like a door, operated by an easy-to-use crank handle. One of their standout benefits is the absence of a center mullion, allowing for a wider, unobstructed opening and improved airflow.
These units are secured to the frame with one or more side-mounted hinges and pivot vertically, opening either inward or outward along their full height. As one of the earliest movable styles, this design remains popular today for its simplicity, efficiency, and timeless appeal.
Awning windows
An awning window is hinged at the top of the frame, allowing it to open outward from the bottom. This design makes it an excellent option for areas that need added ventilation and natural light. Because it opens outward, it can remain open even during light rain, helping protect the interior of your home. Its unique operation also allows for higher placement on walls, making it especially well-suited for bathrooms, kitchens, and other spaces where privacy and airflow are important.
Sunroom windows
Also known as a solarium, a sunroom is designed to flood your space with natural light while offering beautiful outdoor views, without exposure to harsh weather. Adding one to your remodeling project can enhance your home’s overall appeal and potentially increase resale value. This addition brings a touch of luxury and sophistication to any property. Sunrooms often feature large, unobstructed glass panels, commonly called picture windows, that maximize sunlight and scenic views. During warmer months, select openings can be adjusted to improve airflow, while in colder seasons, everything can be sealed to retain warmth. Casement styles are frequently chosen for these spaces thanks to their easy operation and excellent ventilation.
Replacement Doors
Doors are an integral part of any house, for both aesthetic and functional reasons. A good door can make or break a successful exterior home remodeling project. Listed below are some examples of front and exterior doors we handle:
Sliding doors
Sliding doors are a smart move for homeowners, as they have many design and functional advantages. They are efficient insulators, helping to keep your home warm in the winter and cool in the summer. They also create a seamless flow between your home’s indoor and outdoor spaces with their large glass panes. These doors open horizontally by sliding on a track and are usually mounted horizontally to a wall. These doors can be mounted either on a track below or suspended from a track above.
Steel entry doors
This is arguably one of the most important parts of a home, especially the exterior. It is a focal point for anyone looking at the front of your house, so it’s important that it looks nice. Steel doors offer more stability and durability than other types, as it doesn’t warp or crack when impacted by strong forces. If installed and maintained properly, steel entry doors can last for 30 years or longer. These are great because they don’t absorb moisture and typically feature a low-maintenance and rot-resistant frame. Steel is very strong and durable, which makes steel entry doors easy to look after. Steel also offers maximum privacy and increased safety for your home.
