Casement windows

Casement Windows hinge at the side and open out from the other side.

Features & Benefits

• Provide exceptional airflow. By design, you can open casement windows all the way
• depending on your needs
• Add architectural distinction
• Work well with other window styles
• Receive high security ratings
• Boost energy efficiency.

Awning Windows

An Awning Window has hinges at the top of the frame, and swings outward from the bottom.

Features & Benefits

• Block rain
• Block UV damage
• Reduce cooling costs
• Protect delicate plants
• Protect your foundation
• Improve curb appeal

Single-Hung Windows

A Single-Hung window has a fixed top sash and a bottom sash that can be raised.

Features & Benefits

• They are much cheaper to order and install than double-hung windows.
• Since only one sash opens, they provide more energy-efficiency against air leaks.
• They are easier to install because there are fewer moving parts to consider.

Double-Hung Windows

A Double-Hung Window has a top sash that can be lowered and a bottom sash that can be raised.

Features & Benefits

• Visual appeal. Matching just about any home style, double-hung windows can be adapted to fit your taste and the look of your home, whether it is traditional or contemporary
• Ventilation. With both open, cool air from outside will enter through the bottom sash while warm air from inside your home will exit through the top sash.
• Safety. You can’t push them outwards. This makes them safe near decks, patios, and outdoor walkways.

Sliding Windows

A Sliding Window is a window that opens by sliding horizontally along a top and bottom track in the window frame.

Features & Benefits

• There are no sashes to block your view
• They are easy to use
• They are energy efficient
• They require little maintenance

Picture Windows

A Picture Window consists of a single pane of glass without any rails that doesn’t open.

Features & Benefits

• They can make the room look larger than life.
• They let in plenty of natural light.
• They have a flexible and functional design.

Bay Windows

A Bay Window consists of a Picture Window at the center with two different windows on both sides.

Features & Benefits

• Extra space. As far as specialty windows are concerned, bay windows are the most functional since they add extra space and dimension to your home
• More windows equals more light
• Better exterior views

Bow Windows

A Bow window uses the same style of window in each section, and the whole structure is rounded.

Features & Benefits

• More natural light
• Customizable window options
• Increased curb appeal

Custom Windows

Custom Windows are specifically designed to fit a unique style.

Features & Benefits

• Superior aesthetics. Custom fittings allow you to choose the exact style and color you prefer for your home.
• Optimum energy efficiency. With custom-made windows, you can choose double or triple-paned models that offer better insulation for your home.
• Easier installations. Custom Windows have less prep-work and fewer additional materials to complete window installation.
• Versatile designs. Custom Windows offer flexibility in styling