Yes, your new replacement windows come with screens.

slight mismeasurement can dramatically downgrade the performance of the window. In some instances, DIY window installation may even void your warranty.

Yes, replacing the window is the best option for enhancing the efficiency of the window. This is because a broken seal means that energy efficient gases are escaping from the window. A broken seal is [...]

When we replace your windows, the entire window is replaced including the frame. If you don’t remove the frame, you may potentially miss rot or other structural problems beneath.

Yes, replacement windows count as credit of up to $600 on your taxes beginning in 2023 as part of the extension from the Inflation Reduction Act.

If you choose vinyl replacement windows that are certified by Energy Star and professionally installed, they can be an excellent option for new house windows!

Yes, and it’s recommended that you do so. Wood windows come with a lot of maintenance problems that impact its appearance and performance. By upgrading to vinyl, there’s no longer the burden of these maintenance [...]

Absolutely, especially when they are high quality and energy efficient. According to Remodeling Magazine’s Cost vs Value 2023 data, vinyl windows yield a 71.5% ROI.

A single hung window is the same as a double hung window, except the top sash is fixed. Double hung windows operate with two movable sashes. The difference in energy savings depends on the window’s [...]

The answer to this depends on your climate. Here in New England, you’ll want to choose windows that meet or exceed the new Energy star 7.0 requirements. Click here to read the details. [...]