Enjoy a cross breeze and take in the whole landscape of your property with replacement casement windows. These side-hinged windows swing open with a crank handle.
Single-frame window costs are between $730 – $960 (window only). Add an argon or krypton gas for extra energy efficiency, which slows heat transfer between glass panes.
Ventilation
Unlike double-hung windows, casement windows can open wide from top to bottom and side to side for maximum ventilation. This is ideal for letting in fresh air on hot days when you want to keep your home cool.
In addition, their hinges and crank handle allow for easy opening and closing. This makes them much more user-friendly than many other window styles, making them a great choice for people with mobility issues. They also fit well with automatic openers, if needed.
As a single-frame window style, casement windows offer a sleek, uncluttered look that complements any home. Whether you have a mid-century bungalow, a Cape Cod cottage or a two-story Colonial, they can easily be paired with other windows to create a unique look that will enhance your property’s curb appeal. They also pair well with bay-style windows, which feature casement windows elegantly angled together for added interest or awning windows, which have hinges on the top and open up from the bottom to provide ventilation.
Security
As a homeowner, you’ll need to choose replacement windows that are both beautiful and secure. Different window styles have varying levels of security, but casement and awning windows are among the most secure because they hinge at either the side or top and open outward like a door. They have multi-point locking systems that make it more difficult for intruders to leverage the sash. Keyed locks and pedal locks can further increase the security of these windows, protecting your home from unwanted intruders.
Awning and casement windows allow for full top-to-bottom ventilation, letting the fresh air in. They can be opened even when rain is falling and are great for homes in windy or rainy climates. Renewal by Andersen casement windows are optimized to tightly seal out wind and water for energy efficiency, while offering a sleek profile that matches virtually any architecture. They also come with convenient folding handles that tuck out of the way to prevent interference with your window treatments.
Durability
With a crank of the handle, casement windows open wide to let in comforting breezes. These hinged windows are durable and will stay strong even in rainy weather. They also provide excellent security for your home.
Casement windows can be combined with other types of windows to create unique styles and designs. They can be used as part of a bay or bow window to add angular interest and bring in natural light. They can also be installed with awning windows or double-frame casement windows to give your home a variety of ventilation options.
Replacement casement windows come in several frame materials and styles to suit any budget. The cost for a casement window can vary from vinyl to wood, depending on the frame material and style you choose. The price table below reflects the costs of an average-sized casement window in various frame materials, including installation costs. The prices in the table are based on Andersen’s E-Series, A-Series, 100 Series, 400 Series, and Renewal by Andersen products.
Energy Efficiency
Casement windows shut thoroughly when open, allowing for a tight seal that prevents air and moisture from entering your home. This makes them a great choice for older homes that might be experiencing drafts or water damage, and it also helps to save energy costs in the long run.
Unlike other window styles that often have sections of hardware that can get in the way of your view or eyesight, casement windows have a sleek appearance that can blend beautifully with any style home. They can stand alone or be incorporated into larger bay and bow windows in your home.
When it comes to choosing a window replacement solution for your Long Island home, there’s no substitute for the versatility that new Casement windows can offer you. Talk to a local remodeler who specializes in this popular window style today, and discover how they can make smaller rooms seem bigger, dark homes brighter, and plain houses more intricate.