When a custom-size window may be useful
- An older opening does not match common stock dimensions
- A renovation requires a specific frame size or operating style
- Several openings need coordinated colors, grids or hardware
- A bay, bow, picture, garden or specialty configuration is planned
- A builder or remodeler has a window schedule for a project
Choices to discuss
| Decision | Examples |
|---|---|
| Operating style | Double-hung, slider, casement, awning, picture or specialty |
| Glass package | Available Low-E, gas-fill, double- or triple-pane choices |
| Appearance | Interior and exterior colors, grids and hardware |
| Project type | Replacement insert, full-frame or new-construction application |
| Buying path | Product-only local pickup or available installation services |
Information that improves an initial quote
- Project town and approximate number of openings
- A label for each opening, such as “Kitchen 1”
- Preliminary width and height measurements
- Photographs from inside and outside
- Preferred window style and color
- Whether installation services are requested
- Target timing and any construction schedule
Do not order from preliminary dimensions alone. Every opening and installation condition should be verified before a made-to-order product is released for manufacturing.
Product-only and installed projects
Customers arranging their own installation can order products for pickup at the Mt. Ephraim office. Professional installation services are also available across South Jersey; delivery is coordinated when installation is included with the project.
Visit the product showroom
The office includes a small showroom with selected window and door samples. Call ahead if there is a particular product line or feature you want to discuss so the team can confirm what is currently available to view.