Awning, Bay, Bow, Casement, Double Hung, Sliders and other replacement window models are available. Replacement windows come in a wide variety of different materials such as wood, metal, aluminum and steel, fiberglass and wood clad windows, and also vinyl.

• Awning Windows are hinged at the top and open outward, allowing for ventilation even during a light rain.
• Bay Windows combine three or more windows together so that they angle out beyond the house wall.
• Casement Windows offer full top to bottom ventilation, opening outward to the left or right to allow fresh air inside.
• Double Hung Windows have two operating sash that move up and down allowing for ventilation on the top, bottom or both.
• Gliding Windows sash operate in a horizontal fashion to allow for full top to bottom ventilation – excellent for porches or decks.

Replacement windows have evolved greatly over the years. Vinyl replacement windows are becoming the standard, and are becoming more common.

• Vinyl replacement windows are a great choice as they are very easy to maintain and will never require painting.
• Wood replacement windows are still the most popular option when replacing your home’s windows.
• Aluminum replacement windows are mostly used in commercial applications, but are also a good choice for basement windows.

Replacement windows made by companies such as Andersen Windows, Jeld-Wen Windows, Pella Windows, and Milgard Windows are all very similar, however the glass makes up the biggest difference.

Here are the most common styles of glass:

• Insulated Glass – this utilizes trapped air space for maximum insulating value.
• Low-E – this is a type of coating on the inside of the window that reflects radiant heat.
• Low-E² – this is a type of layered covering which reflects as much as 90% of radiant heat, making an incredible difference.