Products
Six products, three frame lines, one crew. Start with what's bothering you, a drafty room, a sticking door, a dark hall, and we'll point you to the right one.
From $650 installed
Double-hung, casement, slider, awning and picture windows, built to your openings in vinyl, fiberglass or wood-clad.
From $3,800 installed
A bay or bow adds light, a seat and a little floor space. Built with real support underneath and an insulated seat.
Included in every window price
Glass packages explained in plain words: what U-factor means, when triple pane is worth it, and what to expect on your bills.
From $1,900 installed
Steel, fiberglass and wood front doors, with sidelites and transoms, fitted, weather-sealed and hung in one day.
From $2,200 installed
Sliding and hinged patio doors that glide, lock and seal properly, in vinyl, fiberglass or wood-clad.
Included in every window price
Insert or full-frame, done by our own crews: old window out, opening checked, new unit set level, insulated, sealed and trimmed.
Window styles
Most homes mix two or three. Scroll sideways on a phone to see all five.
| Double-hung From $650 | Casement From $800 | Slider From $600 | Awning From $700 | Picture From $550 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| How it opens | Both sashes slide up and down | Cranks out like a door | One sash glides sideways | Hinged at the top, opens out | Doesn't open |
| Fresh air | Good: open top and bottom | Best: catches side breezes | Good: half the window opens | Good, even in light rain | None |
| Cleaning | Both sashes tilt in | Reach through when open | Sash lifts out | Reach through when open | Outside from the ground or a ladder |
| Air seal | Good | Best: clamps shut | Good | Best: clamps shut | Best: no moving parts |
| Best rooms | Bedrooms, living rooms, traditional homes | Kitchens, over sinks, hard-to-reach spots | Basements, wide short openings, ranch homes | Bathrooms, basements, under a picture window | Views, stairwells, living rooms |
"From" prices are per window, installed, in our vinyl line. Fiberglass and wood-clad cost more; see the price guide.
Frame lines
Vinyl
The value line. Multi-chamber frames, welded corners, no painting ever. White, sandstone, or a dark color on the outside.
Fiberglass
Stronger and slimmer than vinyl, so you get more glass. Holds its shape in deep cold and handles dark colors well.
Wood-clad
Real pine inside, ready to stain or prefinished. Aluminum cladding outside, so there's nothing to paint.
Every line is made by a North American manufacturer we have worked with for years. The brand and its warranty terms are printed on your quote, so you can look them up before you sign.
Free, in writing, no pressure
Book an in-home quote and an installer will look at each opening with you, then price the options side by side. Or come try them all in the showroom.
Rather talk? (585) 555-0136, weekdays 8 to 5:30.