Double Hung Windows

The double hung window is a very popular style because the top and bottom sash both open and tilt in for easy cleaning from inside your home. The double hung also offers flexible ventilation from the bottom or top—offering a safe option for homes with children and pets. Classically beautiful, they coordinate with any architectural design.

Single Hung Windows

Single hung windows feature a bottom sash that vertically raises for fresh air, while the top sash is stationary which helps increase weather resistance. Featuring a classic look, single hung windows are best suited for a vertical space and complement any architectural design.

Casement Windows

Casement windows are hinged on the side and open outward to the left or right for full ventilation. They feature a crank handle that turns easily to open and close the window. Similar in construction to picture windows, casement windows don’t have a rail, delivering a wide-open view. They’re ideal for use in hard to reach areas, like over a kitchen sink or countertop appliance. We offer a broad selection of casements which express a timeless elegance that complements both modern and classic homes.

Slider Windows

Horizontal sliding windows easily glide open from the left or right, providing a wide view and full ventilation. Choose from a 2-lite slider or a 3-lite slider window that features a large picture window with operable end vents. Seen in both classic and contemporary architecture, gliding windows are an excellent fit for improving airflow in tight, horizontal spaces.

Awning Windows

Hinged at the top, awning windows open outward and upward. They are easy to open with a turn of a handle and provide ample ventilation even during light rain. The awning window lends itself to horizontal spaces and is a perfect choice for hard to reach areas. With a contemporary look, it pairs perfectly with a picture window to create an attractive configuration.

Bay or Bow Windows

Open up your home with the beauty of a bay or bow window. Designed by combining three or more windows at various angles, bay and bow windows enlarge a room with extra space and seating while increasing curb appeal with exterior dimension. Bay windows feature a center picture window with operable windows on each side, while bow windows combined three or more windows at smaller angles for an elegant curved design.

Garden Windows

A garden window has a dimensional design that adds visual character to a home’s exterior. The interior space is perfect for a year-round greenhouse to grow plants and herbs or display your favorite decorative accents. A perfect kitchen window, the garden window has operable windows on each side for ventilation.

Geometric Windows

Geometric windows come in a variety of arched, radius and linear shapes that add visual character to any home’s architecture. Ideal for small areas or combine with other windows for a large configuration, geometric windows increase illumination and curb appeal. Select geometric shapes are also available in operable styles.

Picture Windows

Picture windows don’t open but offer design flexibility by accommodating most any size opening. With an unhindered view, picture windows are perfect if you want to open up a room to the outside and let in natural light. Combine with operable window styles if fresh air is wanted.