When it's time for new windows, we make the process easy.
Replacing windows is an important investment in your home. Your windows affect both your home’s appearance and its energy performance, protecting your house from rain, wind, snow, and heat. If your windows are old, drafty, or outdated, they may not be doing their job. Damaged or worn windows can also impact curb appeal and even resale value.
At 12 Penny Exteriors, we make the window replacement process straightforward and stress-free. Our goal is to help you find the best product for your home and your budget while delivering an exceptional customer experience from start to finish. Every step at the start of a project is designed to make our customers feel informed, supported, and confident in their choices. When it’s time for installation, our professional team ensures that windows are installed correctly and that the work area is left cleaner than we found it.
Homeowners have choices when it comes to window materials, such as vinyl, wood-clad,or fiberglass, and also choices between many brand names. We only work with manufacturers we trust for quality, durability, and long-term service.. Each brand is one we stand behind, and our team has the experience to guide you in selecting the best option for your home.
Material: Vinyl
Vinyl windows are economical, low-maintenance, and versatile. They can be customized to a wide range of shapes, sizes, and colors. Modern laminates can even mimic a natural woodgrain look. Vinyl is a good choice for homeowners considering triple-pane options to improve energy efficiency.
Material: Wood-Clad
Wood-clad windows combine the warmth of real wood interiors with durable exterior cladding, including vinyl, aluminum, or fiberglass. The interiors can be painted or stained, and the slimmer frames can provide more glass area in some cases. With their timeless aesthetic, wood-clad windows are a strong choice for historic or architectural homes.
Material: Fiberglass and Composite
Fiberglass and composite windows provide strength, stability, and low-maintenance performance. They are generally more expensive than vinyl but offer long-term durability and premium finishes. Fiberglass windows can give homeowners strong, attractive alternatives to traditional materials.
