Adding Curb Appeal One Door At a Time

Types of Windows

Ideal to frame a beautiful scene outside, give the impression of more space and bring in more daylight. Picture windows don't open so they work well in drafty areas or alongside other window types.
Bay Windows
A dramatic and beautiful feature. They have a series of three or more windows that protrude outward from a building. They come in different heights and most form a polygon or square. They can provide extra floor space or seating. 
Double Hung Windows ​
A popular and traditional choice. These can be raised from the bottom or lowered from the top for two levels of ventilation. These windows can be found in many historical styles—Farmhouses, Victorians and Cape Cods.
Single Hung Windows 
Preferred for an authentic look on historical homes and more affordable than double hung windows, these are raised from the bottom to open while the top portion stays fixed. Some feel they are more energy efficient and safer.
Casement Windows
A simple, clean and safe design that compliments most home styles. A casement window is hinged at the side and uses a crank to open outward like a door. It looks like a picture window because it has no rail. Once closed and locked these are considered the most secure type of window.
Window Types
Wood 
Fiberglass
Aluminium
Vinyl
​Classic, charming and traditional. Year after year wood continues to be a popular choice for doors and windows because of its versatility, durability and superior insulation that can painted or stained. There isn't a more eco-friendly option and with proper maintenance wood windows will last a lifetime

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​Unique, sustainable and fire resistant. Because fiberglass windows can be painted you have unlimited options to paint and repaint; some even mimic the look of wood windows. They have the highest resistance to rotting, warping, twisting and corrosion and in case of fire have self-extinguishing capabilities and will not emit toxic fumes.
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Sleek, strong and modern.
​Virtually maintenance free, aluminum doors and windows won't crack, swell, shrink or rust. Aluminum has the strength to support large expanses of glass in endless configurations and allow for structurally strong doors of enormous size. These advantages make aluminum a first choice for design flexibility.
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Energy efficient, durable and stylish. Vinyl is a superior thermal insulator keeping you cooler in the summer, warmer in the winter. Vinyl windows are permanent in color and don't easily scratch so they always look great regardless of their age. 
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