Window installation requires expert knowledge and precision to ensure a leak-proof fit. Professional contractors are certified and trained to install windows and can provide cost estimates, guarantees, and warranties.
Local home window installation services can help you pick a casement design that best complements your Scottsboro AL house. They also offer quality and durable materials to reduce energy costs.
Fiberglass
Fiberglass is a popular window material that is tough, durable and requires minimal maintenance. It resists rusting and corroding, repels bugs and is water-resistant. It also doesn’t swell or shrink due to humidity like wood windows do.
Fiberglass windows are available in a wide variety of styles and sizes. They are often chosen for new construction or for window replacement in older homes and commercial buildings.
New window types can add value to your home and enhance its aesthetic. A reputable Scottsboro contractor can help you determine which type of window is right for your project.
Fiberglass windows are available in many shapes and sizes including awning windows that open across the top using a crank, bay or bow windows that add space to a room with their 3D shape and funnel in natural light, garden windows that protrude from your home so you can grow plants inside, and basement hoppers that increase airflow and natural light into a dark and humid space.
Vinyl
Vinyl windows are a popular choice among Scottsboro homeowners for window replacement, providing an ideal balance of affordability and durability. They also provide excellent thermal insulation to reduce energy loss. These windows are easy to operate and come with simulated meeting rails that add a clean, contemporary appearance. Our vinyl windows also feature FiniShield, a proprietary finish that outperforms paint in durability and quality.
Wood is another popular option for Scottsboro homeowners looking to replace their windows. Its natural beauty and timeless style will complement almost any home design, but it does require regular maintenance to keep it in prime condition. Our window installation services can help you choose the right wood windows for your home. We work with trusted brands like Pella to ensure you get a high-quality product that is made to last. We can also provide steel windows for projects requiring a strong, unique aesthetic. These windows are heavy-duty and durable but not as energy-efficient as wood or vinyl.
Aluminum
Aluminum casement windows have a crisp, sleek design that complements any style of building. They are easy to open using a crank, making them easier to use than double-hung windows. They also close tightly, limiting airflow. They’re easier to clean, and are stronger and more impact-resistant than standard window frames. You can choose from a wide range of colours, including contemporary dark shades like grey and black.
They can also be fitted with a safety catch to ensure child safety, and they’re more difficult to pry open than sliding windows. You can choose from a variety of glass options, from a tinted LowE tint that reduces UV-rays to a frosted or opaque etched finish. The window frames are durable, and are corrosion free. They can be painted to match your home’s aesthetic. They’re also lighter in weight than uPVC or wood, and they don’t swell during extreme weather conditions. This makes them a good choice for high-rise buildings and other applications where space is limited.
Insulated Glass Units
There are many different types of windows available for homeowners. Some are more popular than others, such as double-hung windows, sliding windows, and picture windows. However, casement windows are an underrated option that can offer superior ventilation and unobstructed views. With a hinged design, they open wide to allow airflow and are operated with a user-friendly crank mechanism that is easy to manipulate. These windows are ideal for maximizing natural light and can be paired with other window styles to create the perfect look in your home.
Insulated glass units (IGUs) are the heart of a casement window. They feature two or more panes of glass separated by an inert gas, which diffuses heat transfer and improves energy efficiency. Some manufacturers add argon or krypton to their IGUs, which perform even better than standard double-pane windows by making it harder for thermal energy to pass between the glass panes. The IGU also features a spacer bar to keep the panes of glass separated and maintain an empty space for the insulating gas.