Replacement Window Materials

What window material is right for your home? Let’s look at your options!

Vinyl Windows

Modern vinyl windows are the most common type of replacement window. They have many positive characteristics that make them popular. Here’s why you’ll love them:

• Premium vinyl resists cracking, peeling, and warping
• Little to no maintenance
• Energy-efficient, helping you reduce energy bills
• Budget-friendly
• Low-E glass options to meet ENERGY STAR® requirements
• Versatile frame designs
• Custom sizing
• Multiple operating styles
• Complements contemporary and traditional architecture

Aluminum Windows

Aluminum windows offer a durable product with slim profiles. If you like a modern look then you’ll want to know more about aluminum windows.

• Thermal break technology for superior insulating ability, reducing the flow of heat
• Narrow, modern frames
• Structural integrity
• No painting or other maintenance required
• Custom sizes and combinations

Clad-Wood Windows

Love the look of real wood but are concerned about wood exposed to the elements? Then clad-wood windows could be the right fit for you. These windows offer wood interiors with the exterior cladded with fiberglass to protect against the elements.

• Prefinishing for exterior for a customizable look
• Water management systems protect the wood
• Energy efficient
• Stain or paint the wood to complement your interior
• Virtually maintenance free

Fiberglass Windows

For the ultimate performance material, choose fiberglass windows. These moisture-resistant and eco-friendly windows are striking and feature durability like no other.

• Won’t peel, crack, warp, or split under any conditions
• Maximum efficiency
• No maintenance
• Environmentally friendly
• Customizable by shape, size, and finish

If your old windows are no longer working right, then they are costing you money. It’s time for an upgrade. Contact us today to get started.