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Energy Windows Doors and More is the premier residential window installation contractor in the Delaware Valley, and we install the highest-quality windows from the leading brands. That includes Marvin windows.
Marvin is an American company with a rich history that dates back to 1912, and in the more than a century since, Marvin has been a family-owned and -led business that has been committed to superior craftsmanship and building better windows and doors.
Energy is also a family business and one that has been committed to expert window and door installation throughout the Delaware Valley for more than a decade. No matter the uniqueness of your home, the type of windows you want to be replaced, or the style of Marvin replacement windows you want to be installed, Energy is the company to trust.
Our trusted window installers are among the best in the business, and we’ll deliver you thoroughness, meticulousness, and a professional finish all at a fair and competitive price.
Although founded in 1912, it wasn’t until 1945 that Marvin began making windows, opening up additional jobs for servicemen returning from World War II. In 1952, the company gained national attention with a Sack and Strip window that could be used as an awning, casement, or hopper.
In 1978, Marvin became the first window company to have its entire product line certified, and by the 1990s, Marvin had become a standard for residential windows—recognized by Money magazine in its “99 Things Americans Make Best.” Marvin replacement windows are manufactured from premium materials and built to last, enhancing your home’s curb appeal and property value while delivering excellent energy efficiency.
Marvin offers a wide range of window styles to fit any home. These include double- and single-hung windows—the most prevalent residential window style—but also awning, bay, bow, casement, corner, picture, sliding, and specialty shape windows.
Vinyl is not currently an option among Marvin windows as the brand focuses on its proprietary fiberglass. Energy Windows does, however, offer a wide range of vinyl replacement windows from other leading brands, including Andersen and Pella.
Marvin was founded in 1912, but began making windows in 1945 to provide jobs for servicemen returning from World War II. Today, Marvin remains a family-owned and -led American business committed to superior craftsmanship.
If you have any additional questions about Marvin windows or would like to explore the brand’s collections further, the team at Energy is here to help.
Homeowners who are ready for an on-site consultation with our trusted and established window replacement team can request a free quote here.