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Let's be honest, windows make homes look a heck of a lot better, especially when you choose the windows best suited for your home. They also bring light into your life, while holding up indoors. They connect us to the outdoor world, while allowing us to enjoy the comforts our homes provide. Our window installation service ensures you have the right windows for your home, and that they are installed with expertise to optimize their efficiency and maximize their impact on your life.
In this type of window replacement, we only replace the sash and jamb liners. This type of replacement is good for situations where the window frame is in good condition and the new sash fits appropriately.
A pocket replacement is adding a new window to an existing frame. Contractors may also refer to this type of installation as a retrofit or insert replacement. Most typically this is done with either the flush-fin style or block-fit style window.
This type of window replacement requires the removal of the entire window, down to the frame. The window, the sill, the exterior trim, and the interior trim are all extracted, rebuilt, and replaced. These types of replacements are common when the framing is deteriorating or when a new size or style window is desired.
Depending on the type of window installation, we'll start by removing the necessary components of the window system. In the case of a sash or insert replacement, we'll remove the sash and jamb liners. With a full replacement, we'll remove the window, the sill, the trim, and the frame.
For any installation, we'll examine the condition of the window frame to ensure it's in a condition that won't compromise the new window being installed, and is of good structural integrity.
In most cases the new window is fit into the existing frame so there is a weather tight seal with no gaps, aesthetical abnormalities, or inefficiencies. If a retrofit wasn't possible, and a full-frame replacement was needed. The window installation would begin with a new frame being built to best accommodate the new window.
If you feel a breeze near your windows even when they’re fully closed, or notice unexplained increases in your heating and cooling bills, it could be a sign that your windows are no longer sealed properly. Drafty windows can significantly reduce energy efficiency and comfort in your home.
Windows should open, close, and lock smoothly. If yours stick, jam, or won’t stay open or closed without a struggle, the frames may be warped or the hardware worn out. This is not just inconvenient—it can also pose a safety risk.
Cracks in the glass, rotting wood, or water stains around the frame are clear signs that your windows are deteriorating. If you see mold, mildew, or signs of moisture intrusion, replacing the windows can prevent more serious structural issues down the line.
Moisture or fog trapped between the glass layers indicates that the window’s seal has failed. Once this happens, the insulating gas has likely escaped, reducing the window's efficiency and leaving the glass cloudy and unattractive.
If outside noise easily passes through your closed windows, it may be time for an upgrade. Newer windows with better insulation and multiple panes help block sound, making your home quieter and more peaceful.
Windows that look worn, faded, or simply don’t match your home’s style can drag down curb appeal and even reduce your property value. Modern windows can instantly refresh the look of your home, both inside and out.
Rooms that are noticeably colder in the winter or hotter in the summer—especially near windows—could be suffering from poor insulation. Energy-efficient replacement windows help regulate indoor temperatures, improving comfort year-round.
Broken locks, warped frames, or windows that won’t open in an emergency can compromise your family’s safety. Replacement windows offer stronger locks, better materials, and smooth operation to keep your home secure.
Older, single-pane windows offer minimal insulation and little protection from temperature swings or noise. Upgrading to double- or triple-pane windows dramatically improves energy efficiency and indoor comfort.
Financing is one of the most common ways to cover the cost of a roof replacement or an exterior remodeling project. It's important that as many people as possible have access to a loan. We provide you with a wide range of no hassle financing options through our partnership with Foundation Finance Company (FFC). If you are interested in financing, see what options are available to you.
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