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Vinyl windows are durable, fade-resistant, energy-efficient, customizable, and low maintenance, making them a popular option for many. Experienced in vinyl window installation, Storm Guard carefully selects and installs the best vinyl windows for your property’s unique needs.
Our windows are crafted from high-quality, sustainably sourced wood, offering excellent insulation and durability. Storm Guard provides customizable wood installations that suit your needs, enhancing your home's aesthetic appeal while ensuring energy efficiency.
Fiberglass windows are strong and durable, offering excellent insulation and lasting performance. Their resilient frames effectively shield your property from harsh weather. Our expertise in fiberglass window installations helps us recommend the best options for any climate or need.
Adept in aluminum window installation, Storm Guard ensures your windows are lightweight, flexible, corrosion-resistant, and low maintenance. Our window installation company guarantees optimal functionality and durability, enhancing your home's overall value and efficiency.
Storm Guard offers composite as a modern, durable, and efficient alternative to traditional materials. Our knowledge of composite window installations ensures you receive a high-quality, customized, and low-maintenance product that meets your needs.
Single hung windows are among the most common of window types. In a single hung window, the lower sash can be opened either by pivoting inward or sliding upward. The upper sash is a fixed window, meaning it can’t be opened. These windows are one of the most inexpensive windows available, but they don’t allow for great ventilation. They are relatively low maintenance, but it may be difficult to clean the outside of the window.
Sliding windows are another type of single hung window that slide sideways instead of up or pivoting. A single hung window typically costs between $190 and $500 per window.
A double hung is another common type of window. In a double hung window, both the upper and lower sash may open either by sliding or pivoting. This makes it easy to clean and they offer great ventilation. However, the rail that separates the sashes may block your view. A double hung window will usually cost between $450 and $750.
Bay windows have three sections that curve outward, creating a “c” shape. The center window is usually a fixed picture window and the side windows are another type of window, often a single hung. Bay windows create extra space and allow more light into your home. However, they are more expensive than other types of windows and can be difficult to find treatments for. For the whole window, it can cost between $1,150 and $3,550 on average.
Bow windows are similar to bay windows but they are usually made up of four matching windows creating an arc shape. Most people use casement windows in the bow window set up. Bow windows offer the benefits of letting in more light and adding value to your home. However, bow windows are expensive to install and framing them can be tricky. A bow window can cost between $1,400 and $3,800.
Arched windows are windows that are rounded on the top. Arched windows make a great architectural addition to your home. However, most arched windows don’t open, so they won’t add any ventilation. It also makes it impossible to clean them from the inside. Arched windows typically cost between $325 and $500 per window.
Awning windows are great for rainy areas because they create a water-resistant awning when they are opened. The whole window can open or may be placed above a fixed picture window. Awning windows are great for ventilation and letting in light. However, they are often opened by a crank which will break over time, and awning windows can break off in a high wind. On average, you can expect to pay between $420 and $760 for an awning window.
An egress window is the window inside a window well. Egress windows are often found below ground level in basements and cellars. The main purpose of an egress window is to provide an emergency escape route since they don’t let in much light. Some cities require egress windows by law. An individual egress window can cost between $1,000 and $5,000 for installation.
Casement windows are windows that open out on hinges instead of sliding up or pivoting. These windows are usually operated by a crank. Casement windows offer great views since there are no rails in the middle, and they are often better at blocking drafts and noise. However, casement cranks can wear out over time and if the casements are open during a windy day, they can break off. Casement windows can cost between $450 and $750.
Storm windows can go over most types of windows and offer an additional layer of insulation and protection against the weather. They sit in the same frame as the existing window. They range in cost between $200 and $460.
Wood-framed windows have been a popular choice for a long time. It’s easy to see why: they look beautiful and can be either stained or painted. Many window types can have a wood frame. Wood windows are also very energy efficient. They are great insulators and may save you up to $501 a year in energy costs. However, wood frames do require more maintenance. They are more vulnerable to water damage, rot, and termites. They are also more expensive to install.
Vinyl is quickly becoming the go-to choice for window frames. Vinyl frames don’t ever need to be repainted and they are very cost-effective. They are cheaper to install and help lower your energy costs. Plus, vinyl window frames can be made in a variety of colors or styles so it’s easy to find a favorite. The only downside is that if you want custom vinyl windows, it will be more expensive since vinyl is hard to shape.
Fiberglass is a very versatile product. It is incredibly strong, which means that window frames made from fiberglass will last longer. Fiberglass is also ideal for mounting larger windows. Fiberglass windows are energy efficient and offer great insulation. They are easy to take care of and will last a long time. However, they are more expensive than other types of windows and there are fewer color options.
Aluminum windows are sleek and very low maintenance. Aluminum window frames are lightweight and will typically last longer than vinyl windows. Plus, they are flexible and so make a great option for unique window shapes. However, aluminum frames are not well insulated and can lead to condensation, so they don’t work well in humid or beachy areas.
If you like the look of wood but worry about keeping up with the maintenance, then wood-clad windows are a great option. Wood-clad windows are wood windows covered in an additional material like fiberglass or aluminum. They are energy efficient, durable, and very customizable. However, they do cost more and the cladding can separate if not taken care of.
Composite windows require the least amount of maintenance. They are durable and come in a huge variety of styles. However, not many manufacturers make them and so you’ll find the cost is often higher. Composite windows also come in many different combinations and kinds of composites which can sometimes be overwhelming.
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The cost of your window installation will vary depending on how many windows you are installing, the type of window you choose, and where they are located. On average, Americans spend between $3,000 and $10,000 to replace the windows in their home.
Storm Guard can install most common window brands based on the desire of the customers. Brands like Pella, Andersen, Jeld-Wen, Marvin, Ply Gem, Simonton, Velux, Atrium, Kolbe & Kolbe and more!
You can have as many windows installed as you like. It takes about 30 minutes per window, so you can get around 16 windows installed in one workday.
Custom windows vary in price. You can get very large windows, frosted, round, or anything else. The price for custom windows ranges from $500 to $13,000 or more.
Insurance does not usually cover window installation if it's just due to drafts. Insurance will usually only cover installations that are the result of an accident or extreme weather.
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