Every style for every opening in your home.
From the everyday single hung to a room-expanding bay, every window we install is custom-built to fit, finished to match, and backed by a lifetime warranty. Browse the styles below, then book a 20-minute home inspection.
- Custom-fit to your opening
- LowE + Argon glass
- Lifetime warranty
Six replacement window styles, built to fit
Not sure which is right for a room? That’s normal. Here’s how each style opens, where it shines, and what makes it worth considering — in plain English.
Single Hung
The clean, budget-friendly classic. The lower sash slides up to let air in while the top sash stays fixed — fewer moving parts, a sturdy build, and a lower price point. A smart choice for bedrooms, hallways, and upper floors.
- Operable bottom sash
- Fixed top sash
- Best everyday value
Double Hung
The most popular window in America, and for good reason. Both the top and bottom sashes glide independently, and both tilt inward so you can clean every pane from inside the house. Timeless looks that suit nearly any home.
- Both sashes operate
- Tilt-in for easy cleaning
- Fits any home style
Picture & Fixed
All view, no interruptions. A picture window doesn’t open, which means more uninterrupted glass, a tighter seal, and excellent energy efficiency. Perfect as a bright focal point on its own or paired alongside operating windows.
- Maximum glass & light
- Most energy efficient
- Unobstructed views
Slider
Effortless side-to-side operation with no cranks or springs to fuss with. Sliders are ideal for wide openings and hard-to-reach spots like over a kitchen sink or counter. Smooth, low-maintenance, and easy to use.
- Horizontal operation
- Great for wide openings
- Easy to open & clean
Casement
Hinged on the side and opened with a simple crank, a casement swings outward for full top-to-bottom airflow and a tight, weather-sealed close. One of the most energy-efficient operating styles you can choose.
- Crank-out operation
- Full top-to-bottom airflow
- Tight weather seal
Bay
A statement window that projects outward from the wall to add light, space, and a built-in interior ledge. A bay combines a fixed center picture window with operating side windows for a dramatic, room-expanding look.
- Projects out from the wall
- Adds space & daylight
- Built-in interior ledge
Bow
A graceful curve of glass, not a corner. A bow window joins four or five flat sections at gentle angles to form one smooth, rounded projection — adding more usable space, more light, and a softer silhouette than a bay window. A true showpiece for a living room, dining room, or front-facing wall.
- 4–5 joined window sections
- Smooth curved projection
- Maximizes light & interior space
Found your style? Get an honest price today.
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