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New windows that open easily and seal tight
New windows set into your openings, then sealed, insulated and trimmed inside and out.
Is it time?
- Drafts you can feel on a windy day
- Windows that stick or will not stay open
- Fog between the panes
How we approach it
We check each opening, then recommend an insert or a full-frame replacement depending on the condition of the old frame. Either way, every window is sealed and trimmed so it looks like it belongs.
Styles, colors and grille patterns are chosen to suit the house, whether it is a stone farmhouse or a newer colonial.
Worth talking about
- Insert or full-frameOur post explains the difference.
- StyleDouble-hung, casement, sliders or picture windows.
- Grilles and colorMatched to the look of the house.
- Interior trimKept where it is good, replaced where it is not.
Questions we hear
Can you do a few windows at a time?
Yes. Many people start with the worst ones.
Will my plaster walls be damaged?
An insert window usually leaves the inside trim and plaster alone.
How long does it take?
Most houses take a few days. We give you the schedule up front.
