Replacement Windows in Englewood Cliffs, NJ

Price follows the window. A standard double-hung costs less than a large casement or a bow window, and triple pane glass costs more than double. Brand matters too. We’ll walk you through the options, measure each opening, and give you a written, itemized price you can actually hold us to.

It is. Whole-house jobs are exactly where financing helps most, and qualified homeowners can use our financing partner to spread the cost out. We’ll go over it with you during the estimate. Details are on our financing page.

Yes, the estimate is free with no strings attached. We measure every window you want replaced, check the frames and sills, talk through styles and glass options, and follow up with a written quote broken out window by window. Just call (973) 713-1053 or request an estimate online.

Many homeowners go with double pane glass that has a Low-E coating and argon fill, and triple pane is available if you want more. But even the best glass can’t stop a draft if the window isn’t sealed right. That’s why we foam-insulate and seal every unit inside and out. Ask us which package fits your house.

Yes. We wrap the exterior trim around each new window in aluminum or PVC to match the house, so there’s no bare wood left to rot or paint. It gives the finished job a clean look and keeps water out of the trim.

A double-hung window has two sashes that both slide up and down. It’s the most common style in New Jersey homes. Many newer double-hungs tilt in so you can clean the outside glass from inside the house. We install them from ProVia, Andersen, Pella and Marvin.

Put the quotes side by side. The good ones list the brand, model, style and glass for every window, plus how the opening gets flashed, foamed, sealed and trimmed. If a quote is one lump number, ask for a breakdown. Ours comes broken down already. Call (973) 713-1053.

Your new windows are covered two ways. The manufacturer warrants the window itself, and we put our workmanship warranty on the installation in writing. If something we installed isn’t right, you call us and we come back. The workmanship coverage transfers to the next owner if you sell.

Usually, yes. Fog between the panes means the seal between the glass has failed and the insulating gas is gone. It won’t clear up on its own. Depending on the window, the glass or the whole unit gets replaced. We’ll look at it during a free estimate and tell you which option makes sense.

Yes. Every old window, all the trim we remove, and the job debris leaves with us. We clean up inside and out and walk the finished windows with you before we go. You won’t be left with a pile in the driveway.