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Types of Windows

Double-Hung
Double-Hung
Sashes slide vertically. Unlike in a single-hung, both sashes slide. Screen are on the exterior.

Slider
Slider
Similar to single and double-hung windows, but turned on their side. Either one of both sashes move by sliding horizontally.

Casement
Casement
Hinges are located on one side. Low air leakage rates due to tighter seal. Screens are on the interior.

Awning
Awning
Similar to casement windows, but hinged at the top. Open outward.

Bay Window
Bay Window
Combination of three or more panes. Center made of one or more windows, parallel with wall. Outer windows angles back toward wall.

Picture
Picture
Large, single center panel, flat. Optional side panels.

Bow Window
Bow Window
Similar to bay windows, but with additional panes. Panels radiate out to form a semi-circle.

Garden Window
Garden Window
Box-style window that extends outside exterior walls. Most common in kitchen area.
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Licensed and experienced installers
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Thoroughly clean work area
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Over 15,000 happy customers