The most popular window style in the US. A double-hung window has operable top and bottom sashes that move up and down. They are both able to open to provide ventilation. Warm air escapes out of the top sash, while cool air from the outside is drawn in through the lower sash opening to help provide increased comfort.

Sliding windows glide open horizontally from one side to the other. Sliding in a track, they require no extra space to operate. Sliding windows offer easy and controlled access to fresh air and provide excellent energy efficiency when closed. They can feature large panels of unobstructed glass to fit spacious horizontal areas on a wall. Replacement slider windows are available in several configurations, including 2- and 3-lite units where two sashes move horizontally.

A single pane window that frames a view like a picture. Picture windows are usually larger than regular windows and fixed, meaning they do not open. It’s common to pair picture windows with operable Double Hung or Casement windows. The big advantage of picture windows is their unobstructed view, a great way to highlight beautiful outdoor scenery. Because they do not open, picture windows also offer enhanced security and energy efficiency.

A casement window is hinged on one side and swings outward to the left or right. It easily opens and closes with a crank that folds away when not in use. When closed, casement windows offer excellent energy efficiency. When open, they capture natural breezes that make rooms especially refreshing. Casements work well in spaces where the window is more than twice as tall as it is wide. Multiple casements can be joined together to create large visual openings.

Today’s low-maintenance vinyl windows offer superior energy efficiency with long-term durability. They are available in a variety of different designs, styles, and color options. You can even have different colors on the inside and outside.

These windows offer the warmth of a stained interior at a lower cost than a wood interior. A high-tech laminate is applied to the interior surfaces of the window to simulate a window variety of wood grains and stains. These windows convey the appearance of stained wood at a considerably lower cost than real wood.

The beauty of real wood on the inside with the durability and performance of vinyl. These windows fully integrate real Cherry, Oak, or Maple wood interiors with maintenance-free vinyl exteriors. Designed for homeowners who value the warmth and beauty of wood that can be stained or painted to fit any decor.

Fiberglass window frames are made from glass fibers and resin that provide durability, strength, and energy efficiency Fiberglass frames must be painted to protect the resin from ultraviolet exposure from the sun. They typically are more expensive than vinyl windows.