Window Replacement

Window replacement can provide homeowners with significant benefits such as increased energy efficiency, which can result in lower energy bills and a more comfortable home, and improved aesthetic appeal, which can enhance the overall look of the home and increase its curb appeal.

Types of Windows

Homeowners have various types of windows to choose from, such as single-hung, double-hung, casement, awning, sliding, bay, bow, and garden windows, each of which has its own unique features and benefits, such as ventilation, energy efficiency, and design style.

It's important for homeowners to consider factors such as the climate, their budget, and the overall style of their home when choosing the right type of windows for their home.

Gliding Window

A gliding window is a type of window that has sashes that move horizontally along a track, allowing for easy operation and providing a large opening for natural light.

Triple Gliding Window

A triple gliding window is a type of window that has 3 sashes that move horizontally along a track, allowing for easy operation, providing a large opening for natural light and adding more ventilation options for homeowners.

Single Hung Window

A single hung window is a type of window that has one movable sash (the bottom one) that slides up and down along a track, and one fixed sash (the top one) providing a traditional look and easy operation for homeowners.

Double Hung Window

A double hung window is a type of window that has two movable sashes (top and bottom) that slide up and down along a track, providing increased ventilation options and easy operation for homeowners.

Casement Window

A casement window is a type of window that has a sash that is attached to a frame using a hinge and is operated by a crank, providing a large opening for natural light and improved ventilation for homeowners.

Awning Window

An awning window is a type of window that has a top hinge and opens outward, allowing for ventilation while keeping the window protected from the elements and providing privacy for homeowners.

Picture Window

A picture window is a type of window that typically does not open and is designed to provide a large, unobstructed view of the outdoors for homeowners.

Bay Window

A bay window is a type of window that projects out from the house and typically consists of a large central window and two smaller windows on either side, it provides homeowners with additional natural light and a greater sense of space in the room.

Bow Window

A bow window is a type of window that projects out from the house and typically consists of four or more windows that are angled to create a curved shape, it provides homeowners with additional natural light, a greater sense of space in the room and a unique architectural feature.

Garden Window

Typically found in kitchens, a garden window is a type of window that projects out from the house and is typically used for growing plants, it provides homeowners with additional natural light and a better view of their garden or backyard.

Types of Frame Materials

There are several different frame materials available on the market for windows and doors, such as wood, vinyl, fiberglass, aluminum, and composite materials. Each type of material has its own unique properties, benefits and drawbacks, such as durability, energy efficiency, maintenance, and cost.

Vinyl

Vinyl is a material that is known for its durability, low maintenance, energy efficiency, and cost-effectiveness, making it a popular choice among homeowners.

Fiberglass

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Fiberglass is a material that is known for its durability, energy efficiency, resistance to warping, and low maintenance making it a good option for homeowners who want to have a durable, energy efficient, and low maintenance window.

Aluminum

Aluminum is a material that is known for its durability, strength, and low maintenance making it an ideal choice for homeowners who want a long-lasting and low maintenance window.

Wood

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A wood window is known for its natural beauty, warmth, and ability to be painted or stained to match the home's aesthetic, making it a popular choice among homeowners who want an attractive, natural and traditional look window.

Aluminum Clad Wood

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An aluminum clad wood window is a type of window that is made of a wood interior frame and an aluminum exterior frame, known for its durability, energy efficiency, and low maintenance while preserving the natural beauty of wood, making it a good option for homeowners who want the best of both worlds.

Fiberglass Clad Wood

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A fiberglass clad wood window is a type of window that is made of a wood interior frame and a fiberglass exterior frame, known for its durability, energy efficiency, resistance to warping, and low maintenance while preserving the natural beauty of wood making it a good option for homeowners who want the best of both worlds.

Steel

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A steel window is known for its strength, durability and low maintenance, making it a good option for homeowners who want a window that is secure, long-lasting and easy to maintain.

Composite

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A composite window is made from a combination of materials such as PVC and wood fibers, it offers the benefits of low maintenance, energy efficiency, and durability, making it a good option for homeowners who want a window that is easy to maintain and long-lasting.

Types of Glass

Glass is an important aspect of a window for homeowners as it allows natural light to enter the home, which can help to reduce energy costs and create a more comfortable living environment. Additionally, glass also provides a clear view to the outside and also protects from the elements and UV rays.

Double Pane

Double pane glass offers increased energy efficiency, noise reduction and UV protection, making it a good option for homeowners who want to improve the energy performance of their windows, reduce outside noise and protect their home's interior from fading.

Triple Pane

Triple pane glass offers even more insulation and energy efficiency than double pane glass, making it a great option for homeowners looking to improve the energy performance of their windows, and also help with noise reduction and UV protection.

LowE 366 Glass

Low E 366 glass is a high-performance glass that has a special coating that blocks ultraviolet and infrared rays, helping to reduce heat gain and heat loss, increase energy efficiency and improve comfort in the home, making it a great option for homeowners looking for energy-efficient windows.

LowE 272 Glass

Low E 272 glass is a type of energy-efficient glass that has a coating that reflects certain wavelengths of light, helping to reduce heat gain in the summer and heat loss in the winter, making it ideal for homeowners looking to improve their windows energy performance.

LowE Glass With Heathlock

HeatLock is a technology that uses advanced coatings and films to reduce heat transfer through windows, helping to keep a home cool in the summer and warm in the winter, providing homeowners with a more comfortable and energy-efficient home.