AWNING WINDOWS
THE BEST IN AWNING WINDOWS
When it comes to window installations, many homeowners don’t fully consider awning windows. However, they can be a great investment. These windows use a crank to swing open in one motion (much like casement windows), however, awning windows are installed horizontally instead of vertically.
When awning windows open, they only open several inches, which means they’re the only window type you can open even when it’s raining outside. Because of the window pane’s downward angle, the rain will run down it and onto the ground instead of coming into your home. This feature is also beneficial when it comes to security; a window that doesn’t fully open makes it nearly impossible for burglars to get inside.
WHERE TO USE THEM
Because awning windows are installed horizontally and open outward, they take up very little space in a room. This makes them great for smaller areas like kitchens, bathrooms, and basements, where ventilation is needed. These windows can also be paired with other types of windows (such as casement, picture, or even multiple awnings) to create an even more unique look.
If you want to learn more about awning windows and find out if they’re right for your home, contact us today.
WHY CHOOSE PJ FITZPATRICK
We vow to never use cheaper materials, hurry through an installation, or overlook local code restrictions.
GETTING IT RIGHT IS ON US
If something ever goes wrong with our installation in the future, it’s not your fault… it’s ours. We’ll do what’s necessary to make things right.
WE’RE HOMEOWNERS TOO
When it comes to home improvement, we know that many of our services are not just minor changes to your home, but rather a large investment.
WE FIX OTHERS’ MISTAKES
In your search for a home improvement company, you’ve probably come across words like “experienced” or “trustworthy.” We practice what we preach.
OUR WINDOWS GALLERY
Over the years, we’ve installed thousands of windows for homeowners throughout the area. View our windows gallery to see the windows we offer and some of our previous work.
WANT TO DO IT YOURSELF?
WINDOW INSTALLATION guide
The do it yourself resource for homeowners from home improvement professionals. In these projects, our window experts show how to install a window. We provide a list of all the materials you will need and step by step instructions.
