Whether you’re in need of window repair or replacement, consider working with a company that offers quality windows at competitive rates. You can even get energy-efficient replacement windows in a wide range of styles.
Awning windows are hinged at the top and swing outward, offering unobstructed views and ventilation. They’re a great choice for homes in areas that experience frequent rainstorms.
Energy Star-rated windows
ENERGY STAR windows provide better energy efficiency, reducing your home’s utility bills and carbon footprint. They also block harmful sunlight, protecting your loveseat and carpet from sun damage.
ENERGY STAR ratings appear on a rectangular NFRC label, listing metrics like the U-factor and SHGC. The U-factor and SHGC indicate how well a window insulates or transfers solar heat. Cold climates need a lower U-factor and higher SHGC. The condensation resistance metric indicates how likely a window is to experience condensation problems.
Double hung windows
Designed to be both beautiful and energy-efficient, Double hung windows allow homeowners to enjoy optimal ventilation with two sashes that move vertically. They also tilt inward for easy cleaning. This window style is especially useful for multi-story homes and those facing walkways or porches.
ENERGY STAR certified double hung windows include features like Low-E glass, insulated vinyl frames and warm-edge spacers to limit energy transfer between window panes. Find a dealer near you and start saving today.
Casement windows
One of our favorite options in window replacement, casement windows allow for a wide uninterrupted view and top-notch ventilation. They also make cleaning a breeze and come with the option for window grids or divided lite bars, offering you a classic aesthetic.
Because they open fully, casement windows require stronger sashes and frame materials to keep them secure. This is why it’s important to work with a trusted window contractor.
Picture windows
Picture windows are large, fixed window frames that maximize a scenic view or abundant natural light. They act as the perfect frame for a painting or photograph, and they can bring a sense of beauty to a room without interfering with its occupants’ privacy.
Since they cannot be opened, picture windows should be paired with operable windows for ventilation needs. You can also choose double or triple-paned windows for added insulation and energy efficiency. Sound insulation is another option that increases peace and comfort.
Bay and bow windows
Bay windows are a great way to add more space, natural light and extraordinary views to your home. They also increase your home’s resale value.
Bow windows are a good option for homeowners who want more storage space or seating options. They are similar to bay windows but have a wider frame and more window pane sizes.
Both types of windows are a popular choice for many homeowners because they add character to a house and make it feel more spacious. They are both available in a wide variety of colors and styles.
Tilt-turn windows
Unlike casement or double hung windows, tilt-turns open inward and can be closed by simply turning the handle. They have excellent energy efficiency and are easy to clean.
Tilt-turn windows offer excellent insulation due to the steel re-enforcement in the sash and frame, multiple hollow chambers in the sash and frame, and gaskets that provide an air seal. This helps prevent cold drafts during the winter and saves on heating bills.
They also have a stylish design that works well with any home style. They are an ideal choice for egress windows in homes.
Clad-wood windows
Whether you are looking to capture the vibrant energy of downtown Dallas or the serene charm of the Arboretum, Jeld-Wen windows are a perfect fit. These windows offer a premium look that increases your home’s resale value.
Double or triple pane windows with air or argon between the glass provide unmatched insulation. This prevents heat from escaping in the winter and cold from entering in the summer. It also helps keep the indoor temperature comfortable year round.
Steel windows
Steel windows are a popular choice for both modern and traditional homes. They can be shaped to fit any architectural style and are easily customized for a wide range of functionalities.
They are also very durable, resisting weather and atmospheric agents. They are easy to maintain, as a simple wipe is all that’s needed to keep them clean. They can also be manufactured as egress windows, which are required for basements and lower-level living spaces to comply with building codes.