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 of windows, including:
Sliding windows
Sliding windows are a great choice for openings that have a width greater than the height. The design of this window offer a large, horizontal view of the outside. Since these windows slide back and forth, they are easier to open than traditional windows and let in a lot of gorgeous natural light. They open by sliding horizontally along a top and bottom track connected to the window frame. These window panels are easy to lift off when cleaning is necessary. These windows are also referred to as gliding windows and look great in most modern homes.
Bay windows
Bay windows are a great way to improve your home’s appearance. They are a combination of 3 windows, with one central fixed one and two side windows that protrude from the house at the angle of your choosing. The end result is a stunning window that offers a panoramic view of the outside.
Bow windows
Similar to a bay window, a bow window is made up of 3 windows, usually referred to as “lites,” that protrude from the exterior of the home. Unlike a bay window, a bow window has a more rounded appearance. Both styles of windows let in enormous amounts of natural light and add charm to any home.
Double hung windows
A very traditional style of window, double hung windows are quite popular among American homeowners. The style of window matches any house, and includes the benefits of superior ventilation and safe operation design. Since they do not project outwards or crank out, the design of these windows eliminates the risk of accidents in high-traffic areas like walkways, patios, and decks. In addition, they are fully lockable, helping to protect your home from intruders. Also referred to as double-sash windows, these windows have two operable parts known as the top sash and the bottom sash. Both parts can open and provide the home with ventilation. The best part of these windows is that since hot air rises, it can escape through the top sash while cool air is able to flow through the bottom sash, creating a sense of increased comfort.
Casement windows
With its modern design featuring classic lines and superior functionality, casement windows are a great addition to any home remodeling project. These windows open outwards, almost like a door, by turning a handle on a crank. The standout feature of casement windows is that it doesn’t have a center mullion, allowing you to make the most of the window opening. These windows are attached to their frames by one or more hinges on the sides. Casement windows are the earliest form of a movable window. It pivots vertically, opening either outward or inward along the entire length of the window, similar to how a door opens.
Awning windows
An awning window features hinges at the top of the frame, allowing the window to swing outwards from the bottom. These windows are a great choice for places in the home that could benefit from extra ventilation and light. These windows allow for ventilation while also protecting the interior of your home from the rain. They can typically be placed higher than most openable window due to how they open, making them perfect for bathrooms and kitchens.
Sunroom windows
Also referred to as a solarium, a sunroom is a room that allows abundant daylight to shine through and gives you a great view of the outdoors without having to experience the potentially adverse weather. Adding a sunroom to your home remodeling project can help give your house a higher real estate value should you choose to sell it. A sunroom adds a sense of luxury and expensiveness to any home. Sunroom windows are also known as picture windows as they give an unobstructed view of the outdoors while also letting in the most natural sunlight. When it’s warmer outside, these windows can be easily opened to increase air flow and in the winter, they can be closed to keep in the heat. Casement windows are often used for sunroom windows as they open easily.
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 horizontal to a wall. These doors can be mounted either on a track below or can be 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 of doors, 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 doors 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.
