To increase the curb appeal, this home owner replaced a set of severely weather-worn double entry doors with a single door and two matching side lites, all with leaded glass. To complete the update, the fixed window above the door originally made of that oh-so 70's orange bumpy glass was replaced with a clear double-pane.

To enhance the spaciousness of the upstairs living area, this homeowner replaced a standard horizontal sliding window with a bay window. The bay window makes a room feel larger by extending the room's exterior wall and by allowing additional light into the living area. The area between the top of the bay window and the eve was enclosed to provide an integrated look and to simplify cleaning and maintenance.

This older home had a large, single pane picture window that lost much heat during the winter months. It also was very un-inspiring. This was replaced with a double pane equivalent. Internal mutins were added to provide an interesting appearance by breaking up the lines of the home.

This homeowner decided to replace an old double hung window that had single pane glass that had been painted shut, pried open, and that had lost it's counter weights making it very difficult to open with a new wood framed equivalent. Not only is the new window much easier to operate, it's far more energy efficient.