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Milgard Style Line® Series Single Hung Window
$275 – $1,300 per window
The bottom sash slides up over a fixed top sash — the classic, budget-friendly operable window. Milgard's most affordable vinyl line. Narrow Z-bar frame maximizes glass area. Budget-friendly without sacrificing looks.
Milgard Style Line® Series Horizontal Slider Window
$200 – $1,390 per window
Sashes glide side to side on rollers — ideal for wide openings and effortless everyday operation. Milgard's most affordable vinyl line. Narrow Z-bar frame maximizes glass area. Budget-friendly without sacrificing looks.
Milgard Style Line® Series Picture Window
$115 – $1,690 per window
Fixed, non-operable glass that maximizes daylight, views, and energy efficiency. Milgard's most affordable vinyl line. Narrow Z-bar frame maximizes glass area. Budget-friendly without sacrificing looks.
Milgard Style Line® Series Casement Window
$340 – $1,015 per window
Hinged at the side and cranks outward for unobstructed views and full top-to-bottom ventilation. Milgard's most affordable vinyl line. Narrow Z-bar frame maximizes glass area. Budget-friendly without sacrificing looks.
Milgard Style Line® Series Awning Window
$325 – $900 per window
Hinged at the top and opens outward — lets you ventilate even during light rain. Milgard's most affordable vinyl line. Narrow Z-bar frame maximizes glass area. Budget-friendly without sacrificing looks.
Milgard Style Line® Series Radius Window
$850 – $2,875 per window
Arched and specialty shapes that turn distinctive architectural openings into showpieces. Milgard's most affordable vinyl line. Narrow Z-bar frame maximizes glass area. Budget-friendly without sacrificing looks.
Milgard Trinsic™ Series Single Hung Window
$325 – $1,560 per window
The bottom sash slides up over a fixed top sash — the classic, budget-friendly operable window. Contemporary vinyl for modern homes. Ultra-narrow frame maximizes glass and views — clean, sleek design.
Milgard Trinsic™ Series Horizontal Slider Window
$240 – $1,840 per window
Sashes glide side to side on rollers — ideal for wide openings and effortless everyday operation. Contemporary vinyl for modern homes. Ultra-narrow frame maximizes glass and views — clean, sleek design.
Our New Construction Window Process
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Complete Protection for Your Investment
- What's Covered — both the windows themselves (glass seal failure, frame defects, hardware) and our installation workmanship (fitting, sealing, weatherproofing, operation). We work with top brands like Milgard, Andersen, Amsco, and Innotech.
- Making a Claim — call or message us describing the issue. We schedule an inspection, fix whatever needs fixing at no cost, and verify it's right. That's it.
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Built to Work With Your Build Schedule
- Planning & Spec — we review plans, confirm rough opening sizes, and help you choose windows that fit your design, budget, and energy code requirements.
- Delivery Coordination — we time ordering and delivery to your framing schedule so windows arrive exactly when your crew needs them, not before, not after.
- Installation & QA — flashing, shimming, sealing, and final inspection. Every window is set level, square, plumb, and weather-tight before we hand off to your crew.
Window and Frame Colors Available
- Vinyl Colors — White, Almond, Tan, Taupe, Adobe, Silver, Bronze, Classic Brown, Espresso, and Black, with many series offering a different color inside versus outside.
- Fiberglass Colors — White, Adobe, Bark, Bronze, Steel Gray, and Black for a durable, fade-resistant exterior finish.
- Aluminum Finishes — Clear Anodized and Bronze Anodized for a slim, modern look.
- Factors to Consider — match your planned trim and siding, check HOA requirements, and keep in mind that darker frames absorb more heat on south-facing walls.
