Window Company in Flemington, NJ

There’s no honest flat price, because every house is different. The number of windows, the size of each opening, the style, the brand, and the glass package all move the price, and so does any rot we find once the old frame is out. We measure every opening for free and hand you a written quote that lists each window separately.

We’ll help you pick styles, colors and grille patterns that fit the house. If you’re replacing only some windows, we’ll talk about how closely the new ones will match the old. Trim capping is matched to the house color too. Nothing gets ordered until you’ve approved it in writing.

Our workmanship warranty covers the installation work: how the window was set, flashed, insulated, sealed and trimmed. The window itself is covered by its manufacturer. Both are in writing, and ours transfers to a new owner if you sell your home.

For most New Jersey homes, double pane glass with a Low-E coating and argon gas is a strong choice, and triple pane is an option for rooms that need extra insulation or quiet. We’ll help you pick glass by room, not just one package for the whole house.

Absolutely free. We’d rather earn your business by showing you what’s going on with your windows than by charging to look. You’ll get photos, measurements and a written price for each window, and you can take your time deciding.

We do. Financing is available for qualified homeowners through our financing partner, for a few windows or the whole house. Ask about it when we come out to measure, and see our financing page for the basics.

If a window is only a little stiff or needs fresh caulk, it may not need replacing yet. If the glass is fogged between the panes, the sill is rotting, the frame is drafty, or the sash won’t open or lock, replacement is usually the better call. We’ll look at each window, show you photos, and tell you honestly which ones need to go.

Start with license and insurance, then read Google reviews, then compare itemized written quotes. A top-rated window installer will explain how every opening is checked, flashed and sealed. Nail Force is licensed and insured (NJ HIC #13VH14050100), five-star rated on Google, and happy to answer every question. Call us at (973) 713-1053.

A bay window usually has three panels, a large center window flanked by two angled side windows, and it projects out from the wall. A bow window uses four or more windows of similar size set in a gentle curve. Both add light and a little extra room. We install and replace both styles.

A proper window install is more than setting a unit in a hole. It includes checking the opening for rot, a sill pan and flashing to manage water, low-expansion foam insulation around the frame, sealant inside and out, and trim capping outside. We do every one of those steps on every window, then haul away the debris.