Boost your home’s curb appeal and energy efficiency with replacement windows Dallas. With tighter seals, these windows reduce utility costs and create a more comfortable indoor environment.
Hot Dallas summers and chilly winters require windows that insulate well. Choose from popular window styles that offer sleek designs and innovative energy-saving features.
Vertical Sliders
For a timeless window style that fits most homes, vertical sliders offer classic beauty with modern efficiency. Available in a range of sizes and colours, they complement homes both period and contemporary.
These windows provide improved ventilation compared to double-hung or sliding options, thanks to their ability to be opened at both the top and bottom. They’re also a safe choice for families with young children, as they can be left open while still providing security and protection from falls.
Made from robust uPVC, these windows can be custom crafted with a range of finishes and designs. Choose from authentic woodgrain effects such as golden oak to suit heritage aesthetics, or opt for a smooth anthracite grey or white to achieve a sleek, contemporary finish.
Double-Hung
With two sashes that move up and down, double-hung windows offer the best blend of functionality and beauty. They are easy to operate and can be opened from the bottom or top for maximum ventilation.
They offer increased ventilation and are ideal for rooms facing walkways or porches, as they don’t protrude when open. They are also easy to clean because the sashes tilt inward, making them easier to reach than single-hung windows.
Upgrade your home with energy-efficient vinyl double hung replacement windows. These window frames are built to last with full fusion-welded construction and premium energy efficiency features like double and triple pane glass. They also come with a range of customizable options, from grids to interior blinds and interior privacy glass. Visit your local showroom to explore the options available.
Casement
If you want a window style that lets in more natural light and provides exceptional ventilation, consider a casement. These windows are hinged on one side and open like doors using a crank mechanism. They’re a great choice for modern homes and offer unobstructed views of the Dallas skyline or scenic backyard landscapes.
When paired with a modern Window Trends solar control setup, they help you stay cool and save energy by cutting down on heat that radiates through the glass during our scorching Texas summers. They also block harmful UV rays that can fade furniture and fabrics.
Bay windows are a beautiful way to enhance your home’s exterior and increase your living space. They’re typically made of a picture window or two smaller windows joined by casements, and they feature an arc-shaped top that adds depth to your home’s architecture.
Bay & Bow
Add a focal point to your home with bay or bow windows. These windows extend out from your home to create a 3 dimensional impression, and they’re ideal for kitchens, bedrooms, and living rooms.
Typically made from three or more window panes, bay windows have a geometric appearance and sharp angles. Bow windows are created from 4 or 5 casement windows and have a soft, curved appearance.
Both bay and bow windows let in more natural light, and they can help you save on energy costs and boost your resale value. You can also add features like window seats, mullions, and awnings to your bay or bow windows. Our design consultants can help you choose the right options to match your style preferences and budget.
Picture
The latest window trends are all about bringing style and functionality to Dallas homes. These windows let homeowners create a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor spaces, improve home efficiency, and enhance curb appeal.
With their fixed frames, picture windows offer a clear view of picturesque landscapes and natural light throughout the house. These window styles work well in larger openings, and can be combined with operable windows to improve ventilation.
Sliding and folding windows connect homes to their surroundings, turning patios, backyards, and balconies into extensions of living space. They also feature strong weather seals to block rain and dust during Texas storms, and provide excellent thermal insulation to manage indoor comfort during scorching summers and chilly winters. Smart windows use sensor-based shading to control sunlight, reducing the strain on your heating and cooling system.