The proud residents of Commack NY cherish their homes, so they’re picky when it comes to window replacement and repair. They choose styles that reflect their heritage, aesthetic preferences, and lifestyles.
Double-hung windows resonate with the demands of both climate and culture in Commack, offering a 1-2 punch of timeless beauty and money-saving energy efficiency.
Traditional
Refined style and high-performance combine for this traditional window type that maximizes views and provides ventilation. They feature a fold-out operator handle and multi-point locking system, as well as superior strength and resistance to warping and environmental damage.
Like double hung windows, casement windows can be used in traditional homes with window grids and other design elements. Their slimline frames and maximized glass area also complement contemporary and transitional architectural styles.
When closed, they press tightly against the frame to create an airtight seal, minimizing drafts and improving insulation. This can help reduce heating and cooling costs throughout the year. ENERGY STAR-rated glass options are available to further enhance energy efficiency.
Modern
Uninterrupted views and maximum airflow are the hallmark of this window style. Operated by turning a crank, casement windows open wide, letting you control airflow while maximizing light and viewing area. They’re great for bathrooms where humidity is high and a shower’s steam needs to be vented. They’re also perfect for living rooms, allowing natural light to bathe interiors in warmth and beauty.
They’re taller than double hung windows and fit well in spaces where it may be difficult to reach the top of the sash to lift it, such as above kitchen sinks. They’re ideal for rooms that require heightened privacy and are available in wood and aluminum frame materials. They can be clad with Pella’s EnduraClad for added protection against moisture, mildew and stains.
Clad-Wood
Our clad-wood windows blend the beauty of wood with modern window engineering. Available in a wide range of styles, these windows are ideal for Commack homeowners looking to update their homes with traditional or modern designs.
With their sashes that open vertically, casement windows are great for areas where airflow is key. The fewer muntins of these windows allow for more landscape views and seamless transitions between your interior and outdoor spaces.
Available with simulated divided lites or authentic divided lites, these windows offer the look of multiple glass panes within the window sash for increased energy efficiency and historical accuracy. These windows also include a patented welded mainframe and sash for added strength and ENERGY STAR®-rated insulated glass to save on energy costs year-round.
Metal
Representing a seamless blend of aesthetics and efficiency, these windows offer a clean profile with minimal muntins to allow your landscape view to merge with your interior space. Their ability to fully open makes them ideal for areas that require ventilation like kitchens and bathrooms.
Aluminum casement windows are a durable choice that resists warping, cracking, and environmental damage. They feature a slim profile for a modern look and maximized glass area, and they come with a variety of finishes to match your style.
Fiberglass windows are another durable option for Commack homeowners, and they provide a more energy-efficient alternative to traditional windows. Many have argon or Krypton gas sealed between the panes to improve insulation and lower home energy bills. They also resist sagging and warping better than other materials, making them easy to maintain.
Vinyl
Vinyl windows combine energy efficiency with ease of operation. They’re resistant to warping, fading and environmental damage. Their slim profile and maximized glass area complement contemporary and transitional architectural styles. They’re a perfect match for Commack homes in humid climates, because they resist mildew and mold. They also reduce ice buildup and conduct less heat, keeping your home at a comfortable temperature.
Unlike sliding and double-hung windows, casement windows open by hinged on the side using a crank operating system. This makes them easier to operate, especially in areas where ventilation is crucial, such as kitchens and bathrooms. They’re available with a variety of glass options, from privacy to pattern glass and simulated divided lites (SDL). You can also customize your windows with hardware options such as forced entry-resistant cam locks or ADA accessible locks.