Single-Hung Windows
The bottom sash slides up. A classic, budget-friendly choice with a clean look.
- Affordable
- Classic style
- Easy to clean
Double-Hung Windows
Both sashes tilt and slide, offering excellent ventilation and easy cleaning.
- Great ventilation
- Tilt-in cleaning
- Timeless
Casement Windows
Hinged on the side and cranked outward, catching side breezes for maximum airflow.
- Maximum airflow
- Tight seal
- Unobstructed view
Sliding Windows
Sashes glide horizontally — a space-saving choice for wider openings.
- Space-saving
- Easy operation
- Wide views
Picture Windows
Large fixed panes that frame expansive views and flood rooms with light.
- Maximum daylight
- Unobstructed view
- Energy efficient
Awning Windows
Hinged at the top and opening outward, letting in air even during light rain.
- Rain ventilation
- Privacy
- Great over sinks
Bay & Bow Windows
Project outward to add architectural depth, space, and a cozy window seat.
- Architectural depth
- Extra space
- Panoramic view
Architectural Windows
Custom shapes — arched, round, and geometric — for a distinctive facade.
- Custom shapes
- Unique character
- Statement design
How to Choose
Choosing Windows for Your Home
Four things to think about as you compare styles.
Appearance
Match your home's architecture with styles and frames that complement its character.
Ventilation
Casement and double-hung maximize airflow; picture windows prioritize views.
Maintenance
Tilt-in sashes and easy-clean glass make upkeep simple.
Functionality
Consider the room, the opening size, and how you'll use the window day to day.