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Picture gives you fixed glass and the cleanest sightline. Choose casement when you want a wide view with an operable sash.
How a window opens decides how much air you get, how you clean it, and where it fits. Explore each style to see photos, options, and details.
Most homes use a mix. Start with the job each opening needs to do, then open a style above for photos, options, and the animated preview.
Picture gives you fixed glass and the cleanest sightline. Choose casement when you want a wide view with an operable sash.
Single-hung keeps the top sash fixed. Double-hung lets both sashes move, which gives you more ventilation options.
Sliding windows move side to side and work naturally in openings that are wider than they are tall.
Casement opens from the side. Awning opens from the top and is useful in shorter openings or higher on a wall.
If water gets in because of our installation, we repair the covered cause at no charge for as long as you own and live in the home. Drafts and operation problems caused by our work are covered too.
See what’s coveredMost houses end up with a mix. Tell us which rooms you’re updating and we’ll suggest a style for each opening when we measure.
Let’s Talk WindowsNo. Most homes use a mix. The right style can change by room, opening size, ventilation needs, cleaning access, and the look you want from inside and outside.
A single-hung window has one movable lower sash and a fixed upper sash. A double-hung window allows both sashes to move. Cleaning and tilt-in features depend on the exact product series.
Often, yes. The existing opening, dimensions, structural conditions, exterior clearance, and selected product determine what can be installed without changing the opening.
A picture window is fixed and keeps the view as uninterrupted as possible. Casement windows are another option when you want a larger glass area with an operable sash.
Those options are confirmed after the opening style and measurements are understood. Available combinations depend on the selected manufacturer, series, and configuration.
Our installation workmanship coverage is separate from the manufacturer’s product warranty. Review the installation warranty and we’ll identify the manufacturer terms for the product in your proposal.