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01 — Living room — two openings
Double-hung replacement, brick row house
A tired painted wood sash with a separate storm unit was replaced with a matched double-hung pair, keeping the original opening size and interior trim line.
12Selected work
Before and after, opening by opening.
Drag the handle on any project to see the same opening before and after the replacement. Each note describes the scope of the work and what changed.
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02 — Front elevation — one bay
Bay window rebuild, two-family home
The existing bay had failed seals and soft trim. The unit was rebuilt with new sashes, a fresh head and seat board, and new sealant around the surround.
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03 — Kitchen — single opening
Sliding window, apartment kitchen
A scratched dark aluminum slider was swapped for a wider-view sliding unit, with the sill and returns made good after the install.
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04 — Front and rear — all openings
Whole-home replacement, attached brick house
Mismatched windows accumulated over the years were replaced in one run, so sightlines, grille pattern and frame colour read the same across the facade.
Photography on this page is illustrative and shows typical Queens window conditions and replacement work rather than a specific customer address.
09Let’s start with your windows
Tell us what you would like to change.
You do not need to know the product name or have every measurement ready. Start with the property, the windows, and the problem you want to solve.