Randolph MA Replacement Windows

Randolph MA Window Contractors

Coastal Windows & Exteriors is an award winning window contractor providing homeowners with replacement windows all over the greater Boston area, Massachusetts serving Randolph and many surrounding towns. Awarded the A+ Super Service Award by Angie’s List five years in a row, recognized by Remodeling 550 as a top remodeling contractor in the United States, and named Dealer of the Year by Window & Door Magazine (an award given out to only 8 companies in the entire United States), it’s no surprise that Coastal has been the top choice for exterior home improvements in Randolph and across Massachusetts.

We looked around prior to making the decision to go with Coastal, a decision that was based on quality customer service and warranty… We have already recommended Coastal Windows & Exteriors to some of our neighbors and friends! – Andrea M.

At Coastal Windows & Exteriors, we work hard to meet our customers’ desires and we know your home is more than an investment. We believe your home is a safe place, a warm and cozy escape in the winter, a cool respite in the summer, the place where memories are made, and so much more. Your replacement windows play an important part! You can look at home window replacement in many ways. Fortunately, making things clear is what we do.

Your New Windows In Randolph MA Should

• Boost energy efficiency
• Lower your energy bill
• Provide security
• Reflect your style
• Increase home value

To learn more about our windows and the types that we carry, click here!

Wood Windows VS Vinyl Windows

Q: I’ve been struggling with a decision over my wood windows for several months now. Some of the windows won’t close all the way and I fear that there is lead paint behind the many layers of paint. Are vinyl windows truly more efficient than wood windows?

A: A great question! We get this one a lot especially as we live in New England and have older homes. Not only are homeowners afraid of lead paint, but it is certainly an arduous task to remove the lead paint by removing every window, stripping them down completely, re-glazing, re-priming, repainting, and then reinstalling. And some windows will need even more work than that to get them working properly again….arghh! *Sigh* For many homeowners it just seems like way too much work and is it worth it? The alternative would be to purchase new wood windows of course. [Read the rest of this blog post…]