Single-pane windows

• Aluminum frames are standard
• Wood frames on older windows, sealed with putty around frame and require more labor, therefore having a higher cost to repair

Double-pane windows

• Aka Insulated Glass (IG)
• Reduces draft coming into home through opening, reduces energy costs for your home
• Low-E reduces UV rays entering home, further reducing energy costs to keep the inside of your home cooler.
• Frame types: aluminum, vinyl
• INSTALLATION DISCLAIMER: windows with wood frames have a chance of becoming chipped/damaged during the installation process. We do not have the ability to refurbish or repair wooden frames, customers are responsible for calling a carpenter to repair wooden frames after glass has been installed.
• Grids
  • Decorative metal strips placed between the glass panels of dual-pane windows, comes in flat and sculpted grids
  • Described by the number of squares the grids make (example: 2×2, 3×5, etc)
  • Has an additional cost

Tempered Glass

Tempered glass is heat-treated safety glass that is three times stronger than regular (anneal) glass. If the glass breaks, it will break into small, beady pieces that tend to stay intact for the most part. This will greatly reduce the risk of anyone enduring any serious lacerations or injury. Windows that are less than 18” from the floor are required to be tempered.