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This classic window style features two sashes in a single frame that slide up and down. They offer great ventilation and are easy to clean, making them a popular choice for many homeowners.

Hinged at the sides, casement windows open outward, allowing for maximum air circulation. They also provide an unobstructed view of the outdoors.

These windows are hinged at the top and open outward, creating an ‘awning’ effect. They are fantastic for letting in fresh air even when it’s raining, as the design prevents water from entering your home.

Also known as gliding windows, sliding windows open horizontally, providing a large unobstructed view and ample ventilation. They are a great choice for rooms where space might be a concern.

These window types project outward from your home, creating a unique architectural feature and additional indoor space. They consist of three or more windows that allow for panoramic views and lots of natural light.

If you want to highlight a particular view or bring in a lot of natural light, picture windows are a great option. They are large, fixed windows that don’t open, providing an uninterrupted view of the outdoors.

Perfect for kitchens, garden windows protrude outward from the house, creating a box-like space suitable for growing herbs or displaying ornaments.

If you have a unique design in mind or specific requirements, we can also create custom windows tailored to your needs.

These are the main doors leading into your home. They are typically robust and aesthetically pleasing, serving both security and aesthetic functions.

These doors provide access to your patio or backyard. They often feature large glass panels to allow for maximum natural light and views of the outdoors.

Also known as bypass doors, these are typically used for closets or as space savers. They operate by sliding along a track.

These are additional exterior doors that provide protection against bad weather, allow for ventilation, and increase energy efficiency.

These are common in homes and have raised or recessed panels on one or both sides. They are available in a variety of designs and can be solid or hollow core.

Interior French doors are typically used to divide living spaces while allowing for a visual connection between rooms. They come in various styles, including traditional and contemporary.

This type of door has gained popularity, especially in the South, for its rustic and space-saving design. They slide on a track and are often used for closets, pantries, or room dividers.

These doors slide into a wall cavity, saving space and providing a seamless look when open. They are a great choice for tight spaces or when you want to create an open floor plan.

Bi-fold doors consist of two panels hinged in the middle, which fold in a zigzag pattern. They are commonly used for closets and can be customized with various finishes.

This type of door is divided horizontally, allowing you to open the top and bottom independently. They are charming and functional, often used in kitchens or as exterior doors.

These are perfect for areas where you want to maintain a sense of openness and light flow while separating spaces. They come in clear, frosted, or decorative glass options.