Unlike sliding windows that open halfway, casement windows hinge on one side and swing outward like doors, giving you ample space for airflow. They also don’t obstruct your view and are free of muntins for a cleaner look.
These windows are ideal for rooms that require expansive views and natural sunlight. They can also insulate homes against the weather, lowering energy bills and mitigating problems like condensation and rot.
Vinyl
Vinyl windows are durable and low maintenance. They also offer a range of grid options to help you create unique aesthetics for your home. Today’s frames include thermal breaks to prevent the transfer of cold and hot air, argon filled panes and low E coating for improved energy efficiency.
They are also highly insulative and keep cooled and heated air from escaping your Middleburg FL home during our sweltering summers and chilly winters.
Wood
Unlike sliding or double-hung windows, casement windows hinge on one side and open wide to offer unobstructed views and optimal ventilation. Designed without muntins, they also fit nicely into tight spaces like above sinks.
Whether hardwood or softwood, our timber-framed casement windows provide exceptional durability and strength. They can be adorned with functional dividing strips or left bare for a sleek look.
Aluminum
Unlike sliding windows and double hung, these hinge on one side and open outward for unobstructed views and superior ventilation. Available as clad with a solid wood interior factory stained to match furniture and accents and a fiberglass exterior for protection against Florida’s weather elements and energy efficiency.
ENERGY STAR certified and made to fortify your home against straight line winds, intruders, and harsh weather conditions. Feature Argon gas and Low E glass.
Double Hung
Double hung windows open and close by sliding the sashes vertically. They are a popular choice for many homeowners. They are easy to use, but require more space than other window styles.
They offer an unhindered view of our gorgeous surroundings and allow for optimal ventilation. They’re also a great option for homes in breezy areas. However, homeowners should be careful when opening these windows to avoid obstructing walkways or tripping hazards.
Awning
Awning windows, like casement windows, provide expansive views and optimal ventilation. They are commonly used in spaces that need unobstructed views or full airflow such as rooms such as a kitchen, bathroom and living room.
They are easy to operate and work well in hard-to-reach areas such as over counters and kitchen sinks. They are also a good choice for homes that have rainy weather.
Bays
Unlike other operable window types, casement windows open outward and allow for maximum ventilation. They are also easy to clean and have clear unobstructed views.
Foggy window panes and condensation, rotting frame wood and draftiness are common problems that can be solved with new energy-efficient windows. These windows are designed to prevent your cooled or heated home air from escaping and save you money on energy bills throughout the year.
Transoms
Licensed contractors can install transom windows in new and existing homes. They require contractors to cut a hole above a door or window and then reframe the area, including replacing exterior cladding.
Style options for this window type include shape, glass, grilles, and color. Choose rounded designs to accent traditional styles or rectangular replacements to complement contemporary spaces. They work well with front doors and sidelights to frame the entryway.
Bay & Bow Windows
Bow windows are a beautiful way to bring extra light and panoramic views into your home. They’re also a great way to add style and value.
Using aluminum frames, thermal breaks to stop the transfer of cold and heat, Argon filled panes and Low E coated glass, these are a good choice for an energy conscious Middleburg FL homeowner. Energy efficient windows improve indoor comfort and help you save money on your utility bills year-round.
Vertical Sliding
Like single hung or double-hung windows, vertical sliding windows open horizontally and provide maximum ventilation with a minimum of sightlines. They also offer the smallest opening of any operable window.
They’re ideal for historic and ranch-style homes, too. When opened, homeowners can angle the sashes to direct airflow while enjoying an unobstructed view of Florida’s beautiful scenery. With the addition of argon gas, these windows improve energy efficiency.
Casement
Like doors, casement windows swing open on side-mounted hinges to grant unobstructed views and optimal ventilation. They also seal tight to reduce energy bills.
These windows are easy to clean as they lack ledges to block accessibility. They’re perfect for hard-to-reach spaces, such as above sinks.
When closed, they form a tight seal that fortifies homes against straight-line winds, harsh weather conditions, and intruders.