Double-Hung Windows

The most popular window style for Austin homes. Double-hung windows have two operable sashes that slide vertically, allowing ventilation from top, bottom, or both. Both sashes tilt inward for easy cleaning from inside your home. Double-hung windows suit virtually any architectural style and work well in bedrooms, living rooms, and throughout Austin, TX homes.

Casement Windows

Casement windows hinge on one side and crank open outward like a door. When closed, the sash presses tightly against the frame for an excellent seal. Casement windows offer superior ventilation, unobstructed views, and contemporary styling. Popular for kitchens, bathrooms, and hard-to-reach locations in Austin homes where the crank operation is easier than lifting a sash.

Sliding Windows

Sliding windows operate horizontally on tracks, with one or both sashes moving side to side. They work well in wide openings where vertical operation isn't practical. Sliding windows are easy to operate, offer generous ventilation, and require minimal maintenance. Common in contemporary Austin, TX homes and for openings above counters or furniture.

Bay and Bow Windows

Bay windows project outward from the wall with a large center window flanked by angled side windows. Bow windows create a curved projection using four or more windows. Both styles add interior space, dramatic visual interest, and abundant natural light to Austin homes. Popular for living rooms, dining rooms, and master bedrooms where a statement window transforms the space.

Picture Windows

Large fixed windows that don't open. Picture windows maximize views and light without the hardware, seams, or potential air leakage of operable windows. They're often combined with operable windows on the sides for ventilation. Picture windows showcase Austin views and bring daylight deep into interior spaces.

Awning Windows

Awning windows hinge at the top and open outward from the bottom. The open sash creates an awning effect that allows ventilation even during light rain. Awning windows work well in bathrooms, basements, and above or below other windows in Austin, TX homes. They seal tightly when closed and offer excellent weather resistance.

Garden Windows

Garden windows project outward with glass on three sides and a glass or solid roof. They create a mini greenhouse effect perfect for growing herbs, starting seedlings, or displaying plants. Garden windows are popular above kitchen sinks in Austin homes where they add light, visual interest, and functional space.

Hopper Windows

Hopper windows hinge at the bottom and tilt inward from the top. Common in basements and bathrooms where they fit small openings and provide ventilation without compromising privacy. Hopper windows work well below ground level in Austin, TX homes where outward-opening windows would be blocked by soil or landscaping.

Specialty and Custom Windows

We install specialty windows in any shape or configuration for Austin homes with unique architectural requirements:

• Arched Windows– Curved tops that add elegance above doors or other windows
• Circle and Oval Windows– Dramatic accent windows for gables and unique openings
• Geometric Windows– Triangles, octagons, trapezoids, and custom shapes
• Transom Windows– Horizontal windows above doors or larger windows
• Sidelights– Narrow vertical windows flanking entry doors

Window Frame Materials

The frame material affects durability, maintenance, appearance, and cost:

Vinyl Windows. The most popular choice for Austin replacement windows. Vinyl frames are affordable, energy efficient, virtually maintenance-free, and available in various colors. Quality vinyl won't rot, peel, or require painting. Modern vinyl frames include multiple chambers for improved insulation and structural strength.

Wood Windows. Classic beauty and excellent insulation. Wood frames can be painted or stained to match any decor. They require more maintenance than vinyl or fiberglass and cost more, but deliver unmatched aesthetic appeal for traditional and historic Austin, TX homes where authenticity matters.

Fiberglass Windows. Premium frames that combine the best qualities of other materials. Fiberglass is stronger than vinyl, more stable than wood, and extremely energy efficient. Paintable surfaces allow color changes. Fiberglass costs more than vinyl but offers superior performance and longevity for Austin homeowners wanting the best.

Aluminum Windows. Strong, slim frames that maximize glass area. Aluminum windows suit modern and commercial architecture. Thermal breaks in modern aluminum frames improve energy efficiency compared to older designs. Lower insulation value than other materials but ideal for large openings in Austin, TX contemporary homes.

Composite Windows. Engineered materials combining wood fibers with polymer resins. Composite frames offer wood-like appearance and paintability with improved durability and lower maintenance. A middle-ground option for Austin homeowners wanting wood aesthetics with better performance.

Energy Efficient Glass Options

Glass technology dramatically affects window performance:

Double-Pane Glass. Two layers of glass with an insulating air space between them. Standard for modern windows and far more efficient than single-pane. Adequate for most Austin applications and significantly reduces energy costs compared to old windows.

Triple-Pane Glass. Three glass layers with two insulating air spaces. Maximum energy efficiency and noise reduction. Worth considering for Austin, TX homes in noisy areas or where extreme efficiency is the priority.

Low-E Coatings. Microscopic metallic layers that reflect heat while allowing light through. Low-E coatings keep Texas summer heat outside and interior warmth inside during winter. Standard on quality windows and essential for energy efficiency.

Argon and Krypton Gas. Inert gases filling the space between panes provide better insulation than air. Argon is cost-effective and widely used. Krypton offers higher performance for triple-pane and specialty applications.

Tinted and Reflective Glass. Options for reducing glare, fading, and solar heat gain in sunny Austin exposures. Available in various tints to balance light transmission with heat rejection.

Window Features and Options

• Grids and Grilles– Decorative patterns between or on glass surfaces to create traditional divided-light appearance
• Decorative Glass– Textured, frosted, stained, or leaded glass for privacy and visual interest
• Tempered Glass– Safety glass required near floors, doors, and wet areas that breaks into small pieces if shattered
• Impact-Resistant Glass– Laminated glass for storm protection and security
• Sound-Reducing Glass– Laminated or asymmetric glass configurations that reduce noise transmission
• Tilt-In Sashes– Sashes that tilt inward for easy cleaning from inside
• Between-Glass Blinds– Blinds or shades sealed between glass panes for dust-free operation

We help Austin homeowners select options that match their priorities for appearance, performance, and budget.

Commercial Windows in Austin

We install and replace windows for Austin, TX businesses including:

• Storefront Windows– Large glass panels for retail visibility
• Office Windows– Commercial-grade windows for professional buildings
• Multi-Family Windows– Replacement windows for apartments and condominiums
• Industrial Windows– Durable windows for warehouses and manufacturing facilities