Windows play a vital role in your home, they are responsible for ventilation, essential for letting natural light in and they allow you to see the world outside our walls. Compared to the past, window design and technology have evolved immensely in the last few decades. Modern windows have a sleek aesthetic and are now more durable and have added functionality like protecting your furniture from harmful UV rays and making your home more energy efficient.
If you are thinking of window replacement, there is a wide choice of different styles available, each with its own advantages. Why not exchange your windows with replacement windows of a new, different style and change the look of your home?
Single-Hung Windows & Double Hung Windows
These windows consist of two sashes. In single-hung window installation only the bottom sash moves, the top sash is fixed. In the more modern double-hung windows, both sashes are able to move. These windows have a traditional style and are very popular. All hung windows can open the top or bottom belt for ventilation, this is good for security and for safety, especially, if you have small children or pets.
Casement Windows
Casement windows are installed with hinges on the side, so they open outwards. Many have a hand crank for opening and closing. They suit older homes such as Victorian and Colonial properties. New, modern designs make them very popular In new constructions.They open fully so they are excellent for ventilation
Awning Windows
Awning windows are hinged at the top and open from the bottom downwards. They have a very distinct look and window companies often install them in combination with picture windows. Awning windows can be left open in all weather because of their design and are excellent for ventilation. They are also suitable for bathrooms when tinted.
Bay and Bow Windows
Bay and bow windows are commonly a mix of fixed and operable windows. Their particular design makes them perfect for adding attractive aesthetics to the front of your home. They extend beyond the outer wall and add to the living space. Because of this, they have deep sills which can be used for storage or as a seating area.
