Windows

05/18/2020

Picture window

When small or large openings need windows that are just for viewing then a replacement picture window is the answer. Replacement picture windows can be combined to offer a wide array of styles.  Added to sliders, double hungs or casements they will provide energy efficiency in a large way. Do you want a quote? Get a Quote for Windows ServiceGet a Quote for Mirrors ServiceGet a Quote for Showers ServiceGet a Quote for Extra ServiceRead more
05/18/2020

Casement and Awning

From single left or right out-swing vinyl casement windows to multiple casement window units of up to 6 this style of window combines the ultimate in viewing pleasure with the utmost in structural design. Commercial grade hardware gives every vinyl casement window the ability to open to a full 900. Not only does this allow for easy cleaning, but also gives a maximum ventilation area. A refrigerator like seal compliments the superior energy efficiency already designed into every First Service Window. Interior screens with multiple locking points and setting channel never fall out and are easily removed for cleaning. Vinyl casement windows provide two locking points operate in unison. Crank hardware is a standard handle style. All vinyl casement windows are factory mulled giving you one continuous frame. Vinyl casement windows add a beautiful touch to any bay or bow window unit.  Be creative and add a circle top or transom above these gold medal vinyl casement windows and you’ll have a view that others envy. Do you want a quote? Get a Quote for Windows ServiceGet a Quote for Mirrors ServiceGet a Quote for Showers ServiceGet a Quote for Extra ServiceRead more
05/18/2020

Bay and bow

A beautiful bay window or bow window will add distinction and beauty to any home.   Whether it’s a 3-lite or 6-lite combination, the choices in how it will look are endless. Picture window inserts, double-hung end flankers, all casements, a combination of center picture window and end lites operable, are just a few choices you will make when customizing this superior opening into your home’s decor.  Do you want a quote? Get a Quote for Windows ServiceGet a Quote for Mirrors ServiceGet a Quote for Showers ServiceGet a Quote for Extra ServiceRead more
05/18/2020

Double-hung

A Double-hung window is a window that features an upper and lower window sash that slide vertically past one another in a single casement. Perhaps one of the most traditional styles of windows, this type of window typically features the lower sash in front of the upper sash. Each sash may be a solid pane of glass or may be divided into separate lights by built-in muntins or for decorative purposes, may have a snap-in, removable grid to create the illusion of separate lights. A double-hung window is designed with two grooves in the side jambs that allow each window sash to slide separate from one another. Some have a full window screen, allowing for ventilation from the top or bottom of the window at any time, while others have only a half-screen that needs be positioned accordingly. The ability to have a ventilation area equal to half of the window’s total area is one reason the double-hung design is so widely used. This style of window is also a popular choice for replacement windows. It is valued primarily for its versatility. Some of the features that modern double-hung windows have include insulation for improved energy efficiency, tilt-in sashes that make cleaning the outside of the window easy, and UV protection. Get a Quote for Windows ServiceGet a Quote for Mirrors ServiceGet a Quote for Showers ServiceGet a Quote for Extra ServiceRead more
05/18/2020

Sliding Windows

Sliding Windows are windows constructed in a frame and installed so that they slide open and closed, as opposed to opening, in or out, on a hinge. Though the type that moves up and down vertically are also technically a form of sliding window, this specific term is generally reserved for those that slide horizontally. Vertically-sliding windows are known simply as sash windows. The most common type of sliding window consists of two panes of framed glass, known as sashes, mounted and installed on parallel rails in a window frame. Generally, each sash can be slid past the other, though some cheaper models have one fixed sash and only one movable one. Other versions sometimes tilt in or out, in addition to sliding back and forth. This allows for even greater modulation, for venting air. Do you want a quote?Read more
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