FROM OUR CUSTOMERS:

"Dear Jerry and Karen,

We’re so happy with our beautiful windows. A great big thanks to your 3 installers, they are truly and asset to your company. They were courteous and helpful and most of all the install went with very little mess and disruption to our tenants.

P.S. We’re the envy of all our neighbors."

Ernie & Barb
Darien, IL

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Styles & Shapes of Windows

Double Hung	Both sashes on Double Hung windows open fully.
Single Hung	The top sash remains fixed, while bottom sash opens.
Double Slider	Both sashes open and close by gliding from side to side.
Single Slider	One sash opens and closes by gliding from side to side, while the other remains fixed.
Casement	Sash is hinged on the side and crank open a full 90 degrees* for maximum ventilation.
Awning	Sash is hinged on top and crank out and upward.
Picture	Picture windows are fixed and do not open or close.
Geometrics	Geometrics are fixed windows available in stylish shapes.
Bay	Bay windows are created by mulling three windows at either 30- or 45-degree angles.
Bow	More rounded in appearance than a Bay, Bow windows feature windows mulled at 10-degree angles
Garden Window	Garden windows feature functional Casement sidelites and create a sunlit area to showcase plants or collectibles.

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