Double-Hung Windows

Sliding windows use two sashes, one of which is fixed, while the other opens by “sliding” horizontally, providing you with excellent airflow and a great view. Our sliding windows use Narrowline frames and large panes so you can enjoy the best view possible while enjoying the ease of use and low maintenance.

Bay windows extend outward from the house, and consist of a central, fixed window that is flanked by angled vent windows on each side. Bay windows add a lot of character to a home, providing an excellent view from the inside while simultaneously looking stylish from the outside.

Bow windows consist of at least four windows that are joined together. Like
bay windows, bow windows extend outward, moving beyond the walls of the house. Bow windows also add character
to homes, providing an excellent view from the inside while simultaneously looking stylish from the outside.

Casement windows are excellent for ventilation and airflow, as the entire window swings open like a door via hinges along the side. They can open
a full 90 degrees, allowing you to angle them as you see fit for maximum
comfort.

Double-hung windows consist of two sashes, each of which can be opened for maximum ventilation and airflow. Double-hung windows are very popular: they are a versatile, easy-to-use window that is a great fit for almost any style of home.

Hopper windows feature a single pane of glass that’s hinged at the bottom. They are perfect for utilizing limited wall space, and they offer exceptional ventilation, which makes them the ideal choice for basements or other stuffy locations that are in need of some fresh air.

Picture windows do not open, but they provide a clear and obstructed view of what’s outside. However, they do come 
in a variety of sizes, and can provide you with an unobstructed, picturesque view of your exterior.

Awning windows are easy to use and perfect for hard-to-reach locations. They open from the bottom and tilt outwards via hinges on the frame to create an awning-like effect. In other words, they can be opened and enjoyed even during
a storm, as their unique design prevents rain from getting in your home.

Garden windows feature four panes of energy-efficient glass and add a unique architectural embellishment to your home. These windows can provide a lot of light and, as the name suggests, can be a great tool for nearby gardens or houseplants that need lots of sunlight.