Replacement Windows

There are several different types of replacement windows.  Most manufacturers have very similar extrusions (components) that make up their replacement windows. I have dealt with them here as types, not manufacturers.  "Apples to apples" as it were.  Read about them, pick a type, then see what all our manufacturers say about their version of this type window.  Its your easiest way to see that you get the type and model and manufacturer that is best for your needs and your long term goals for your home.

Hit the Highlited titles for in depth commentary on the many types you see here.

Single Hung Vinyl Windows

A great way to get a thermally sound insulated window at a great price. 

One of our least expensive models.......but 30 to 50% more energy efficient than the ones your house was built with.

These can be the least expensive of all replacement windows that are Window Connection approved for all applications.

They vary in cost drastically depending on manufacturer, glass package, frame thickness, reinforcement technology, and most importantly....quality control.

Some manufacturers offer a builders grade vinyl single hung, while others offer a product that is truely "top of the line" from the glass package to the available options, to the thicker more substantial 3 1/4" main frame.

As a rule, you need to hang around 100 units of a product to have a really good picture of their overall quality, design, and warranty issues. We have four different manufacturers and more than 10 different choices availble for the single hung vinyl. All are amazingly energy efficient.

Assistance with product selection is always absoulutely free from one of our veteran window and door specialists.

Double Hung Vinyl Windows

This is what I sell the most of.  Very cost efficient.  Plenty of bang for the buck. The insulated glass in these units is literally twice as thick as the less expensive models out there.  The thickest retro-fit frames available as well as high performance glass and argon gas filling available. These are our most popular windows.

Wood Windows

Andersen's and Pella's have the name recognition......but there are some drawbacks and labor concerns.....have a look at the real inside story.  These higher end products can run be costly for the retro-fit installation.  Come see why.

Single Hung Aluminum Windows

Non-Thermally Broken Windows. 

Great for rental properties or the property that you're about to put on the market.  Our least expensive model is the non-thermally broken aluminum replacement window.  

These can run as little as $250 each installed.  They are not a recommended product if you live in a home that appraises over $100,000 or a home that you will live in for three or more years.

Know that at The Window Connection, we charge the same labor for installation of any products. Product cost is always the variable in a project. Helping you find the right product is always about our commitment to customer service and your end satisfaction.

Thermally Broken Windows. 

A commercially rated C-50 unit with tilt in bottom sash, high performance glass and a wonderful usability for rental property, condominiums, and homes you may not be staying in for more than a few years, or homes with unusally tall windows.

Well sell alot of this product in The Canyon Creek and Richardson areas of North Dallas.

Double Hung Aluminum Windows

These are the cool ones for sure.  Custom Sized, Thick Glass, Double Tilting Sashes, Full Screens, Low-E Glass, Argon Gas, Thermally Broken Sash and Main Frames. I think this is among the best windows available today.

Bay and Bow Windows

There are several approaches to most retrofit bow units.  If you're replacing one you already have or installing a new outlook on an existing window. these are a beautiful addition to any home. We pride ourselves on being among the best at this specialty. Our Porto-Bender can custom fabricate trims to any dimension as is necessary to make every detail and line perfect. See our Bows and Bays Portfolio for some wonderful pictures of what a new bow or bay can do for your home.

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