Vinyl Windows

WINDOW MATERIALS

Vinyl window frames have revolutionized industry, eliminating shrinking, gaps, and the need for frequent maintenance. Replacement windows now often feature sleek vinyl exteriors that mimic wood or offer modern lines. For interiors, choose between vinyl and natural wood, easily painted, or stained to match your decor. It's the perfect blend of materials for your style and convenience.

WINDOW BRANDS

When it comes to windows, top brands like Silver Line, Crystal, and Simonton have you covered with a wide range of styles and sizes, tailored to suit your home perfectly.

WINDOW STYLES

Windows come in a myriad of shapes and sizes, ranging from double and triple hung windows to casement windows, transoms, and decorative options like eyebrows and octagonal. There's a window style to complement every corner of your home.

Bay Windows

Angle-shaped Bay and bow windows are made up of three or more windows that protrude beyond the exterior wall of a home. Their unique design and dimensions provide increased natural light, expansive views, and additional interior space.

Awning Windows

Awning windows, hinged at the top, open outward with a handle turn, providing fresh air and natural light. Their versatile horizontal design, when combined with picture or specialty-shaped windows, offers ventilation.

Bow Windows

Angle-shaped Bay and bow windows are made up of three or more windows that protrude beyond the exterior wall of a home. Their unique design and dimensions provide increased natural light, expansive views, and additional interior space.

Casement Windows

Casement windows, hinged on one side, open outward to the left or right, providing unobstructed views and maximum ventilation. A convenient handle enables easy operation, making casement windows an ideal choice for hard-to-reach areas like above a kitchen sink.

Double Hung Windows

Double-hung windows, popular in any style home, feature top and bottom sashes that slide up and down to provide two-way ventilation. Inward tilting makes cleaning easy, making double-hung windows ideal for multi-story homes.

Garden Windows

Garden windows have a unique three-dimensional style that directs more sunlight into your home and provides added space for plants and decorations, creating a mini greenhouse in your kitchen or any other room. An ideal choice for over a kitchen sink or any place you would enjoy expanded space and more daylight. In addition to their aesthetic and functional benefits, garden windows can also help to improve energy efficiency by reducing the need for artificial light.

Picture Windows

Picture windows, also known as fixed windows, offer unobstructed views, enhanced energy efficiency, and superior weatherability, without the need to open or close. Their versatile design allows them to be used alone or in combination with other window styles to create a visually stunning focal point that maximizes natural light. Picture windows can help to reduce noise pollution from the outdoors.

Single Hung Windows

Single-hung windows have a fixed top sash and operable bottom sash that can be raised and lowered, providing ventilation while the stationary top sash improves weather resistance and efficiency. Single-hung windows are a popular choice for budget-conscious homeowners, as they are typically less expensive than other window styles.

Sliding Windows

Sliding windows glide open horizontally along a track, providing easy operation, expansive views, and ample fresh air. With one or more operating sashes, slider windows are a versatile and energy-efficient option for any home. The 3-lite or end vent slider features two sliding sashes on either side of a fixed picture window, offering a unique combination of natural light, ventilation, and privacy.