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At Energy Windows, Doors, and More, we carry replacement windows in many different styles, using the best materials and brands on the market. This means that when you choose us for your window replacement installation, you get better energy efficiency and quality at a reasonable price point.
The right style depends on the room, how you want the window to open, how much light you want, and the look of your home. See below for the window replacement styles we offer.
Every home and every room is different. Here is a quick look at each replacement window style we install. Click any style to learn more.
Double-hung windows offer a classic “divided light” look due to their two sashes. Either the top or bottom can be opened to give your space better airflow.
Similar to double-hung windows, single-hung window replacements have two sashes, but only the bottom one moves. They are also typically less expensive than double-hung.
Picture windows are large, fixed windows with a single pane of glass. Out of all replacement window styles, picture windows let in the most natural light and come in a wide variety of sizes and shapes based on your needs.
Slider windows open horizontally along a top and bottom track in the window frame. This replacement window style is known to be very easy to use and cost-effective.
Bay windows extend from the exterior of your home, creating a nook in your interior. Bay replacement windows are popular due to the extra space they provide and how much natural light they let in.
Similar to bay windows, bow windows are made of multiple windows that extend from the exterior of your home. The difference is that bow windows curve in a gentle arc instead of the angled shape of bay windows.
Casement windows are known for their classic, versatile design. They are hinged on one side and crank open outward.
Awning windows are known for their versatility. They are hinged at the top and open outward from the bottom. They are often installed high on a wall to keep privacy while letting in fresh air.
Garden windows let you create your own little greenhouse indoors. The window extends outward as a box of three glass panes with a sloped glass roof that lets rain run off.
It depends on what you are looking for in a window replacement. If you want a classic look, double-hung and single-hung windows are our recommendation. If you want more natural light and extra interior space, bay and bow windows may be the right solution for you. The best way to decide which style is right for each room is to meet with a window replacement professional.
Most window styles come in several frame materials, including vinyl, wood, fiberglass and composite, so the style rarely limits your choice. Vinyl is a popular pick for double-hung, single-hung and slider windows because it is low maintenance and energy efficient. Large openings like picture, bay and bow windows need a strong, stable frame to support the glass, so frame strength matters more there. We will walk you through the best options for each opening during your free estimate.
Double-hung and single-hung windows work in almost any room, especially bedrooms and living areas. Sliders fit wide, short openings like basements and spots above counters. Casement and awning windows are common over kitchen sinks and in bathrooms, where they are easy to open and seal tightly. Picture, bay and bow windows are usually the focal point of living and dining rooms, and garden windows are a favorite above the kitchen sink.
Choosing the right window style does not have to feel overwhelming. Our team will look at each opening in your home, explain your options clearly, and help you pick styles that fit your home, your needs and your budget.
Whether you are replacing a few windows or planning a full home upgrade, Energy Windows, Doors and More is here to help. Request a free quote to get started.
