WINDOWS

Single-hung windows open vertically with their bottom window panel or lower sash moving up and down, and the upper sash remaining stationary. This means that when you open the window, the upper sash is covered on the inside. These are one of the most affordable window types, too

On a double-hung window, both the lower sash as well as the upper sash can move up and down. They also usually tilt out for easy cleaning and maintenance. They are the most common windows in the house across the U.S. As such, they are available in a great range of sizes and materials from all the top brands along custom options for your homes.

Whether the view outside your home is a lush green backyard or a mountain range, the best way to fully enjoy your view is with beautiful large picture windows. Picture windows cannot be opened, so they do not have any breaks or visible frames, resulting in an unobstructed beautiful view. Installing a large picture window can make a room look larger, and typically are lower in price than other window styles. 

Casement windows have a crank handle, and when you turn it, the open opens out instead of sliding up or down. This allows the window to be constructed of solid glass and offers a less obstructed view overall. It’s an excellent option if you like the idea of a picture window but need it to open. They are also very energy-efficient. 

Bay windows are a beautiful addition to living rooms or kitchens, offering alluring view to your outside area. They protrude from an exterior wall and create a small shelf in the home. They rely on flat windows set into an angled frame that are built out of the home. It is a larger window that requires a skilled installer.

Awning windows are ideal for climates with a lot of rain, thanks to the way the window creates a water-resistant awning when opened. They swing open on the outside by being pushed outward with the latch or handle. This make them quite weatherproof and also easy to clean. They are usually more affordable than many 

other window styles.

Sliding windows are a great option for elongated wall spaces, and they are also good for making a small room look larger. They have two sections (or sashes) that are usually made from single windows, and one of the sections slides horizontally over top of the other to open or close.

While you may not think of this as a window, you should! In addition to being a popular option, skylights add more natural light to your home. It is essentially a window for your roof, and it installs similarly to a roof vent. They come in both fixed and moveable varieties.