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Windows in the Dayton area
New windows should make your home quieter, more comfortable and cheaper to heat. I measure every opening myself and recommend the line that fits your house and budget, not the one with the biggest margin.
Signs it's time
- Drafts you can feel on a windy day
- Fog or moisture between the panes
- Sashes that stick, won't lock or won't stay up
- Rotting wood frames or sills
- Rising heating and cooling bills
What's included
- Every opening measured by me, not a sub
- Old windows removed and openings checked for rot
- Low-expansion foam insulation around every unit
- Interior and exterior trim finished and caulked
- Old windows hauled away
Recent windows work
Jobs we've finished
Fairborn, OH · Replacement windows. Old gridded units out, clean full-view glass in, trim finished to match.
Fairborn, OH · Bay window replacement. Old unit removed down to the frame, new bay set, sealed and trimmed to match.
Inside the bay window job
Fairborn, OH · Kitchen window replacement. Old gridded double-hungs swapped for a clear-view window, with the wood interior trim kept and finished to match the cabinets.
Centerville, OH · Replacement windows. Worn bronze double-hungs replaced with new dark-frame windows and matching exterior trim.
Medway, OH · Window replacement. A failing double-hung and storm window replaced with a new slider, finished in time for the first snow.
Lewisburg: flat window to bay window
Lewisburg, OH · Flat three-panel window converted to a new bay window, with trim, roof cap and support brackets finished to match.
Inside the same home · The new bay adds a deep oak seat and opens the dining room to the backyard.
Springfield: brick ranch, inside and out
Springfield, OH · Replacement double-hungs set in brick openings, with exterior trim finished to match and warm wood interiors.
Fairborn: patio-side window replacement
Common questions
Which window brand is best?
It depends on the house. I work with Marvin, ProVia and other quality lines, and I'll show you the differences side by side.
How long does installation take?
Most homes take one day. Larger projects take two or three.
Can you install windows in winter?
Yes. Each opening is only open for a few minutes, so the house stays warm.
Windows near you
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Call or text Scot directly, Mon–Sat, 8 a.m.–9 p.m.. You'll get an honest opinion, even if the answer is that it can wait.