What types of windows and doors do you offer?
We offer a wide variety of styles including casement, double-hung, sliding, and bay windows, as well as entry and patio doors. All are available in various materials, colors, and finishes to suit your home or project.
Do you offer custom sizes or designs?
Yes! We specialize in custom windows and doors tailored to your exact measurements, design preferences, and functional needs. Just provide us with your specifications, and we’ll take care of the rest.
How do I know which product is right for my home?
Our experts can help guide you based on your budget, style, and performance needs. Contact us for a free consultation or visit our showroom to see options in person.
Are your windows and doors energy-efficient?
Absolutely. We offer ENERGY STAR® rated products designed to improve insulation, reduce drafts, and help lower your energy bills.
Do you offer installation services?
Yes, we provide professional installation services by certified technicians to ensure your windows and doors are fitted perfectly and perform optimally.
What warranties do your products come with?
Most of our products come with manufacturer warranties covering defects in materials and workmanship. We also offer warranties on our installation services for added peace of mind.
How long does delivery and installation take?
Delivery and installation timelines vary depending on the product and customization. Standard orders typically take 2–4 weeks, while custom orders may take longer. We'll provide an estimated timeline when you place your order.
Can I get a quote before committing?
Yes! We offer free, no-obligation quotes. Just contact us with your project details, and we’ll provide a detailed estimate.
How do I maintain my new windows and doors?
Maintenance depends on the material and finish, but most of our products are designed for low upkeep. We provide care instructions with every purchase and are happy to advise you on long-term maintenance.
Each frame material affects insulation, strength, maintenance, and aesthetics:
Vinyl (uPVC) Low maintenance, affordable, good thermal insulation
Aluminum Strong, slim profiles, poor insulation unless thermally broken
Glass impacts energy efficiency, noise reduction, and safety:
Single Glazing One pane of glass; poor insulation
Double Glazing Two panes with air or gas in between; better insulation
Triple Glazing Three panes; superior insulation, used in cold climates
Low-E (Low Emissivity) Microscopically thin coating reflects heat; improves thermal performance
Tempered Glass Heat-treated for strength; shatters safely
Laminated Glass Two panes with PVB layer; increases safety and soundproofing
Toned/Tinted Glass Reduces solar heat gain and glare
Important for thermal performance and energy savings:
U-Factor (U-Value) Measures heat transfer (lower is better)
Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC) Measures solar heat entering (lower = less gain)
Visible Transmittance (VT) Measures visible light transmission (higher = more light)
Air Leakage (AL) Measures infiltration of air (lower is better)
R-Value Resistance to heat flow (inverse of U-Factor; higher is better)
Affects ventilation, usability, and sealing efficiency:
Fixed Non-operable, best insulation
Casement Hinged at side, swings outward; tight seal
Awning Hinged at top, opens outward; good for rainy climates
Slider One or more sashes slide horizontally; space-saving
Single-Hung Bottom sash moves up/down
Double-Hung Both sashes move; better ventilation
Tilt & Turn European style; tilt in for ventilation or swing in for full opening
Bay/Bow Multi-panel projecting windows; aesthetic and space-enhancing
Improves thermal insulation:
Air Least efficient, most common in low-cost windows
Argon Cost-effective, improves insulation
Krypton Better insulator, used in narrow triple glazing
Xenon Best insulator, but expensive
Reduces heat transfer between panes:
Aluminum High conductivity, older tech
Warm-Edge Spacer Lower conductivity, reduces condensation
Foam Spacers Best thermal performance
Sound Transmission Class (STC) Measures noise reduction (higher = better)
Condensation Resistance Indicates ability to resist interior condensation
Impact Resistance For hurricane zones; uses laminated or reinforced glass
Smart Glass Electrically tinted, privacy or shading on demand
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