Casement windows crank open outward to catch cross-breezes and direct fresh air
inside; awning windows hinge at the top so you can ventilate even during a light rain.

When closed, both styles create a tight, energy-efficient seal and a clean, uncluttered look. Perfect for kitchens, bathrooms, or any room where airflow is a priority.

Sliding windows glide open horizontally on a smooth track, no cranks, no sashes to
push up, making them one of the easiest styles to operate.

Their wide, low profile is built for openings that are wider than they are tall, maximizing the view without requiring much vertical wall space. Think above a kitchen counter, along a basement wall, or in a family room where you want a more expansive, uninterrupted look.

Bay and bow windows project outward from your home, brightening the interior with natural light and creating an architectural focal point that elevates curb appeal. The extended ledge may double as a window seat, a display shelf, or a built-in reading nook, providing a little extra space to enhance your new favorite room.

A stunning choice for living rooms, dining rooms, and primary bedrooms.

Picture windows are large, fixed panes of glass that deliver uninterrupted natural light and frame the outdoors like a living painting. With no moving parts or seams, they're one of the most energy-efficient styles available.

Pair them with operable windows on either side for a balance of light and ventilation in great rooms, entryways, or any space with a view worth showcasing.

Garden windows extend outward from your home like a miniature greenhouse, with glass on three sides and a built-in shelf for plants, herbs, or seasonal décor. Side vents and a sloped top let in sunlight from multiple angles while managing moisture.

They're the perfect addition above a kitchen sink, turning an everyday spot into the most charming corner of the house.

Shaped windows are fully custom built to your specifications in arches, circles, octagons, triangles, and more — to complement your home's architecture or create a design feature all their own.

A shaped window above a front door, at the peak of a staircase, or crowning a large picture window instantly adds character and curb appeal. No renovation required.

Basement hopper windows hinge at the bottom and tilt inward from the top, a space-efficient design made specifically for below-grade installations. They deliver the fresh air and natural light basements often lack while keeping out moisture, drafts, and debris.

An ideal solution for utility rooms, workshops, and finished lower levels.

Glass block windows replace traditional panes with thick, textured glass blocks that flood a room with soft, diffused light while maintaining complete privacy — no blinds or curtains needed.

They're virtually impenetrable, highly energy-efficient, and require almost no maintenance. A bold, architectural choice for bathrooms, basements, and garages.