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Casement Windows

A casement window is a type of window that is attached to its frame by one or more hinges on one side, allowing it to open outward like a door. The window is typically opened using a crank handle, which rotates a mechanism that lifts the window from its hinges. Casement windows are often used in pairs or as part of a larger window assembly, and can be opened fully for maximum ventilation.

Slider Windows

A slider window is a type of window that opens horizontally, with at least one sash sliding past another from side to side, allowing for ventilation and easy operation. This type of window is popular for its simplicity, durability, and ease of use. It is commonly used in contemporary homes and buildings, as it offers a sleek and modern look. Slider windows come in various sizes and materials, including vinyl, aluminum, and wood, and can be customized to fit any home or architectural style.

Awning Windows

An awning window is a type of window that is hinged at the top and opens outward, much like an awning. The window is typically opened using a crank handle, which rotates a mechanism that lifts the window from the bottom. Awning windows are often used in bathrooms, kitchens, and basements, where ventilation is needed but privacy is still a concern.

Bay Windows

A bay window is a window that projects outward from the exterior wall of a building, forming a bay or recess inside the room. It is typically comprised of three or more windows that are angled to create a panoramic view and provide additional natural light. Bay windows are a popular architectural feature in many types of homes, including Victorian, Tudor, and Craftsman styles. They are often used as a focal point in a room, providing a cozy and intimate space for seating or storage. Bay windows come in a variety of sizes, materials, and styles, and can be customized with different grille patterns, colors, and finishes to match the look and feel of any home.

Hung Windows

A hung window is a type of window that has two sashes that slide up and down vertically within the frame. The sashes can be moved independently or together, and they usually have a counterbalance mechanism that allows for easy opening and closing. This type of window is a classic design that is common in older homes and historic buildings, as well as in new construction. Hung windows are available in various materials, including wood, vinyl, and aluminum, and they can be customized with different grille patterns and glass options. They are a popular choice for their traditional aesthetic and energy efficiency, as they can be fitted with insulated glass and weatherstripping to keep out drafts and noise.

Custom Windows

Custom windows are windows that are made-to-order to fit a specific size, shape, or design requirement. Unlike standard-sized windows, custom windows are fabricated to exact measurements, allowing for a perfect fit and maximizing the amount of natural light and ventilation in a room.

Comfortable

GV windows can help regulate the temperature inside your home by reducing heat loss in the winter and heat gain in the summer. Maintain a comfortable temperature inside your home without having to rely on your heating or cooling system as much, and enjoy the improved

Financially Savvy

GV energy-efficient windows help reduce heat loss and heat gain, reducing the amount of energy needed to maintain a comfortable temperature inside your home. This can result in lower energy bills and can ultimately pay for the cost of the windows over time.

Energy-Efficient

GV insulated windows are designed to reduce heat transfer, providing a barrier between the inside of your home and the outside environment. This helps reduce your energy consumption, making your home more environmentally friendly and reducing your carbon footprint.

Windows That Matter To You

GV windows are made from a combination of high-quality materials designed to provide energy-efficiency, durability, and comfort. The materials used in the manufacture of insulated windows vary depending on the manufacturer, the specific product, and the intended application.

GV Windows are comprised of glass, frames, and spacers. The glass used in insulated windows is double or triple glazed, with a layer of insulating gas sandwiched between multiple panes of glass. This helps to reduce heat transfer between the interior and exterior of the building.

The frames of our insulated windows are typically made from vinyl, fiberglass, or wood-clad. Vinyl frames are durable, low maintenance, and energy-efficient, while fiberglass frames are strong, lightweight, and resistant to moisture, rot, and warping. Wood-clad frames provide a traditional look and can be painted or stained to match the style of your home.