Casement Windows - Contemporary style with more light and a larger view. Casement  windows are more common in newer homes and are typical in the western part of the United States.

Awning Windows - Similar in design to casement windows, but wider than they are tall. Awning windows are commonly used for ventilation when placed above or below a window or door; they provide more light and are often used in homes with traditional, double-hung windows.

Double-Hung - A more traditional appearance than casement windows. Double-hung windows are common in older homes in the eastern part of the United States.

Bay/Bow Windows - Window combinations that reach out into the world and capture the view in a limited amount of space.  Bay windows are typically three windows joined together. The center window is often fixed with operating double-hung or casement windows on the sides.  Bow windows consist of four or more casement windows joined together to form a graceful curve. 

Fixed Windows - Windows that cannot be opened.  Made in a wide range of sizes, in rectangular and custom shapes.

Circle head Windows - A little touch that makes a big difference. Circle head windows are designed to fit perfectly over other windows and doors.