

New glass behind the original shutters
The old aluminum sashes had gone cloudy and stiff. We built the replacement to the exact opening so the shutters and trim never had to move.
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Each one is a real installation, shot from the same spot before and after. What changed is the glass, the frame, and in a few cases the opening itself.


The old aluminum sashes had gone cloudy and stiff. We built the replacement to the exact opening so the shutters and trim never had to move.


The stained wood casing was worth keeping, so only the sash and glass came out. The case and stool never moved.


Three dark, pitted aluminum units came out together and were replaced with matching white units built to the same openings.


Arched brickwork like this can't be reframed square, so the replacement unit was ordered to match the original radius.


Fogged glass and dragging sashes on the old aluminum units gave way to a clean new unit sized to fit without touching the brick.


Same brick, same sill, same rhythm along the wall — just a new unit where the old aluminum window had worn through.


The old window and the siding around it had both failed. One black-framed unit now runs the width of the wall.


A run of small, clouded awning units came out together, replaced by a single picture window built into the same stone-clad opening.


A five-lite curved bay doesn't come off the shelf. Every pane was measured and set individually to hold the original radius.


The original wood-framed triple window had swollen and stopped sealing. The new unit fills the same brick opening.


The old wood-framed unit had taken on water at the sill for years. The new frame is set and flashed to keep it out for good.


Water had gotten in above the old frame and started rotting the trim. We repaired the wood before setting the new unit, not after.


On an addition, the windows go in early. These two units were set into the rough opening while the framing and finishes were still underway.
Or try the change on your own photo first — the visualizer will fit a style into an opening you trace.