Every window we sell is manufactured to your measured opening in one of six operating styles, then specified from there: frame color, grille pattern, glass package, hardware finish.
Two sashes that both slide vertically, so you can vent from the top and keep a lower sash closed over a radiator or a sill full of plants. Both sashes tilt in for cleaning from inside the room.
The most common replacement in central Indiana housing stock, and the style that reads correctly on almost every colonial, ranch, and four-square in the metro.
Hinged at the side and cranked outward, which means the sash seals against the frame under wind pressure instead of resting in a track. It is the tightest-sealing window we sell.
A crank is easier to reach across a countertop or a deep sink than a sash you have to lean over and lift.
Hinged at the top and opening outward from the bottom, so the sash becomes its own small roof. You can leave it cracked in a spring rain without water coming in.
Frequently paired underneath a picture window to add ventilation without breaking up the view.
One or both sashes glide horizontally in a track. There are no cranks and no sashes to lift, which makes it the simplest window in the catalog to operate over a long service life.
Well suited to wide openings above a kitchen sink or in a walkout basement where the opening is wider than it is tall.
A fixed unit with no operating hardware, which means no meeting rail interrupting the glass and the lowest U-factor of any style we build. It does not open.
Most often specified as the centerpiece of a wall with awning or casement units flanking it for airflow.
A bay projects from the wall in three angled planes; a bow curves through four or five. Either adds usable depth to the room — enough for a window seat, a reading chair, or a run of plants.
These are structural. We build the head and seat board, insulate the cavity, and flash the roof as part of the install; expect closer to ten weeks from order.
These four choices apply to every style above, and none of them change the price — every window ships in one of three simple tiers. Compare Good, Better, and Best.
If the answer you need isn't here, a designer will walk through it during the consultation — or call (765) 376-1197.
Indiana sits in the ENERGY STAR Northern climate zone. Look for a U-factor of 0.27 or lower; our standard Low-E package rates 0.27 and the triple-pane package reaches 0.20.
Most whole-home window projects are installed in one to three days. A single room is typically finished in a single day, with furniture back in place before the crew leaves.
Because every unit is built to your measured opening, expect six to eight weeks from signed order to installation day. Bay and bow assemblies can run closer to ten weeks.
Lifetime coverage on glass and frame, including seal failure and obstructive glass, plus lifetime labor on our own installation. The warranty transfers once to a new owner.
We quote both. A pocket replacement keeps sound existing frames and costs less; a full-frame replacement is the right call when the sill or jamb has water damage, and we will tell you which we found during the measure visit.
The visualizer and the estimate tool share one catalog, so whatever you configure is something we can actually build and price.
