Windows
Architectural
Architectural windows are fixed windows that come in a variety of unique shapes such as eyebrow, half circle, trapezoid, and more. Often used to complement other windows or entry doors, these types of windows fit a wide range of spaces to highlight your home’s design and add eye-catching detail.
Awning
Hinged at the top and opening outward from the bottom, awning windows allow for ventilation even during a light South Florida rain. They are often used in combination with fixed windows to add functionality to a modern design. These provide great security and protection while maintaining consistent fresh airflow.
Casement
Hinged at the side and opening outward, casement windows act like a sail to catch and direct fresh breezes into your home. When closed, they provide a tight, energy-efficient seal against the elements. These windows offer maximum ventilation and a clean, unobstructed view of the beautiful Florida outdoors.
Horizontal Roller
Ideal for wide openings, these windows slide horizontally on a track. They provide a sleek, contemporary aesthetic and are perfect for areas where you want to maximize your view without the window protruding into walkways. These rollers offer smooth operation and expansive glass areas for any modern South Florida home.
Picture
Picture windows, also known as Fixed windows, are stationary, non-opening windows perfect for large openings. They are highly versatile and energy efficient, making them an excellent choice to increase natural light within your home. These windows act as a frame for outdoor scenery, offering a stunning focal point.
Single Hung
A classic choice for South Florida homes, featuring a fixed top sash and a bottom sash that slides vertically. These offer a timeless look with reliable protection and easy operation for both new construction and retrofit projects. They remain a standard for durability and efficiency in our coastal climate.