As one of the best residential window companies in West Hartford, CT, our team has worked with homeowners across Connecticut to deliver quality residential windows since we opened our doors in 1990. From window installations to window replacements, our team of highly skilled installers will work with you to bring natural light and fresh air into your space. With the skills to work with stock and custom window frames, you will be hard-pressed to find a better window company with the selection and custom installation services we offer to our great clients across Connecticut.
Our Residential Window Services
Our residential window services provide our clients with a white-glove approach to window replacement and installation. When you work with our team, we won't just slap a window system into your frame and call it a day. Instead, we will work with you to source designer window styles that provide the features you have always wanted. With our made-to-order windows, we will measure your specific window frames and build the window to suit. With professional installation and finishing, you will be left with a functional, airtight window you will love for decades.
Designer Styles, Sourced For You
We help you choose window styles with the exact features you've always wanted.
Made-To-Order Fit
Every frame is measured and built to suit your home's exact dimensions.
Airtight Installation
Professional installation and finishing built to last for decades.
Window Styles
Types of Residential Windows
As window experts, we are focused on quality installs and building products no matter what type of window we are working with. Our team has been working with homeowners across Connecticut to deliver quality residential windows from picture to double hung and even bow. You name it, we install it.
Double Hung Windows
Double hung windows have become the go-to window type for many new builds and recent remodels here in CT. These windows are hung vertically and allow both the bottom and top panels to slide open with little effort. Both panels will also have locking mechanisms to ensure you have full control over your window for security and ventilation.
Sliding Windows
Sliding windows are a great option for those who are looking for maximum ventilation, especially in the bedroom or bathroom. These windows are very similar to double-hung windows in that the panels slide, but they differ in that the sliding panels move horizontally, just like a sliding glass door. You can choose to add a screen to keep bugs out.
Casement Windows
Casement windows are such an asset for those looking for good ventilation but might not have the space for a double-hung or sliding window. These windows are hinged on one side and are opened via a crank that allows the window panel to swing out. In addition, casement windows offer excellent airflow and are known for sealing tightly against the exterior.
Awning Windows
Awning windows are great for tight spaces where you need to go up, rather than swing out. These windows are hinged at the top and open up to create a mini roof for your home. These windows are generally used in upper stories or basements and hung high up on the wall. They are a unique option for a sleek look when you want fresh air, natural light and privacy.
Picture Windows
Picture windows are a classic residential window option that provide unobstructed views and great natural light. Unlike other window types on the market, picture windows do not open, making them more energy-efficient and offering a secure, clear view for your home. They are great for using in the middle between other operable windows.
Bow Windows
Bow windows are among the best window types for those looking to add a focal point to their room and increase their home’s interior space. Bow windows use a continuous curve of four or more window panes to create a cozy space with ample natural light, perfect for a living room, recreation room or formal dining room.
Bay Windows
Bay windows are closely related to bow windows in that they both add interior space to your home through a window feature. They differ in that they normally are large center picture window with smaller angled windows around it and a seat or shelf in the middle. These windows are amazing for growing plants, or creating a custom reading nook for your kids.
Window Materials
What are Residential Windows Made of?
Residential windows have seen massive improvements in terms of technology and longevity over the past few decades. With today’s materials, you can enjoy a window that can handle the freeze-and-thaw we experience here in New England and is resistant to fading, warping, and discoloration from direct sunlight.
Vinyl
Vinyl has quickly become the most popular window material due to its relatively budget-friendly cost and ability to withstand moisture and direct sun. With a range of colors and finishes, vinyl windows require almost no maintenance except for occasional cleaning and are a great option for luxury and new-build homes here in Connecticut.
Wood
Wood is the traditional window material and offers a classic aesthetic that cannot be matched in look and feel. Wood windows are typically found in historic and high-end homes that can afford the regular painting and staining required to maintain the windows. Without these protective measures, your window and frame will warp and potentially rot over time.
Composite
Composite is becoming more popular as people look for a wood-like feature without the costs and maintenance that comes with wood windows. Composite windows are typically made of blended materials, such as polymers and wood particles, and are extremely low-maintenance, just like vinyl windows. With a range of looks and colors available, they might be the right fit for your exterior design.
Manufacturers
Our Brands
We are proud to work with some of the best North American window manufacturers in the state, and whether you are looking for a budget-friendly window or something a little more luxurious for your window replacement or window installation, you can find it with one of these three great partners.
Harvey
Harvey has been the go-to regional brand here in New England for years, and is known for its budget-friendly and highly efficient window systems. Harvey is designed for life here in Connecticut with some great vinyl frame options and their top-rated wood-clad Majesty Series, which will look perfect in your mid-century or modern home.
Andersen
Andersen has been one of the leading national brands in the window and door space. They are known for their Fibrex window systems, durable composite frames made of wood fibre and polymer, as well as their wood and vinyl options. Andersen has some great additional features such as their SmartSun Glass and transferable warranties.
Marvin
Marvin is a premium custom window manufacturer known for its work recreating historic wood windows and its amazing custom windows. With their Signature Ultimate wood line and some truly great hardware upgrades such as their automatic locking hardware, a Marvin window is built to last.