Installation timelines can differ based on window size, type, and the number of windows being fitted. While a single window may be completed by our team within 2-3 hours, larger installations could extend to a day or more. Our contractors, who are seasoned veterans in the field, are known for their efficient service in Orleans, Louisiana, and the surrounding areas.

The optimum choice of material is often dictated by personal preference and specific needs. While vinyl, known for its longevity and low maintenance, is a common pick, many appreciate the warm aesthetic of wood despite its maintenance demands. Other materials, such as aluminum, offer unique advantages like strength and thermal efficiency, and our contractors can help you make an informed decision.

Replacement windows are designed to occupy existing window spaces, making them an excellent choice for revamping older homes. Conversely, new construction windows are typically used when a home is being built or if existing frames are significantly damaged. Whether you need replacement windows or a new installation, our team is committed to delivering great results in the New Orleans area.

Windows of good quality can last up to 15-20 years, though this timeframe can be influenced by factors such as the climate, window quality, and maintenance level. Indications that window replacement might be due include difficulty operating the window, drafts, condensation between the panes, and a notable increase in energy bills.

While DIY window installation is possible, enlisting professional help is advisable. The precision and expertise required for window installation ensure proper fitting, functionality, and insulation. Any mistakes made can lead to issues like leaks, drafts, or even structural damage. So, let our contractors handle the job for you.

Energy-efficient windows are constructed to prevent heat or cool air from leaving your home. These windows often feature double or triple glazing, low-E coatings, and gas fills. They not only maintain your home’s temperature, reducing reliance on HVAC systems, but they can also lower your energy bills.

In preparation for window installation, ensure the space around the window, both inside and out, is clear. Curtains, blinds, or any window treatments should be removed, and any security sensors on the windows should be disabled. Also, protect your furniture and flooring from dust and debris.

Double-hung windows, with their ability to open both top and bottom sashes, offer superior ventilation capabilities. They are easy to clean since they tilt inward, making them an excellent choice for rooms on upper floors. Additionally, their conventional look suits most architectural styles.

Vinyl windows are durable, require low maintenance, and are budget-friendly. They offer excellent insulation but have limited color choices. Conversely, wood windows offer a classic and premium aesthetic. They can be painted any color, but they need regular maintenance to avoid issues like warping and rot.

Regular cleaning of the glass and frames helps keep your windows looking their best. Annually inspecting the seals for any signs of wear or damage helps catch problems early. If your windows are made of wood, repainting or staining them every few years helps keep them protected. Ensure the hardware is in good working order and that the windows open and close smoothly.