The classic choice for residential homes. Double-hung windows feature two sashes that slide vertically, allowing for excellent ventilation control and easy cleaning from inside.

Hinged at the top and opening outward from the bottom, awning windows allow ventilation even in light rain. They’re commonly used in basements, bathrooms, and as accent windows above doors.

Projecting outward from the exterior wall, bay and bow windows add architectural character and create extra interior space. Perfect for a cozy window seat, expanded sill space, or adding dimension to any room.

Sliding windows glide horizontally along a track for easy operation. They are popular in contemporary kitchens, bathrooms, and commercial spaces where an outward-swinging window isn’t practical.

Large, fixed-pane windows that let in maximum light and offer unobstructed views. Perfect for living rooms, great rooms, or any space where you want to bring the outdoors in without the need for ventilation.

Hinged on one side and cranked open outward, casement windows provide full-width ventilation and an excellent weather-tight seal. A popular choice for kitchens, bedrooms, and areas where maximum airflow is important.