Portland, Maine
Vinyl windows, fiberglass doors, patio doors, bay windows and energy-efficient glass — measured and fitted for the way light actually moves through a Maine house.
A south-facing parlor, before the furniture arrives. The opening is doing the work.
Midday
A seat, a shelf, a small room that reaches outward. Fitted square so the sash lifts with one hand.
Three things decide how a room feels at four in the afternoon: the size of the opening, the glass in it, and how well the frame closes.
Late afternoon
Fiberglass entry doors and patio doors, hung true so the threshold doesn't fight you in February. The wall opens; the room stays warm. That is the whole job.
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Solid underfoot, quiet on the hinge, and glazed so the evening light arrives without the evening cold.
Every opening is measured twice, and the room is left swept and level behind us.
The light, kept
You notice the frame on the day it goes in. You live with the glass long after the frame stops being new.
Vinyl or fiberglass, squared and set true so the sash closes with one hand and stays closed in weather.
Energy-efficient panes that let the daylight through and turn the warmth back into the room instead of out to the street.
The line where outside stops. Checked around every edge, then left clean and level behind us.
The quote
Tell us what you're replacing and where you are. We'll come and measure, and you'll get a written quote.