Window Company in Edison, NJ

Your quote comes down to four things: how many windows, what style each one is, which brand and glass you choose, and what the openings need once the old units come out. We don’t guess from the driveway. We measure every window, then give you an itemized price in writing at no cost. For a rough number first, use our window replacement calculator.

Each window gets the same treatment. Old unit out. Opening inspected for rot, and you see it first. Sill pan and flashing in. New window set, then insulated with low-expansion foam and sealed on both sides. Exterior trim capped to match. When we’re done, we clean up, and you open and lock every window with us during the final walkthrough.

Trim capping, sometimes called wrapping, covers the exterior wood trim around your windows with aluminum or PVC. It protects the wood from water, and it means you’re done scraping and painting window trim. We cap the trim when we install new windows so the outside looks finished and matches the house.

No charge, no obligation. We come to your home, check every window you’re worried about, measure each opening, and leave you with a written quote that breaks everything down window by window. If you’d rather think it over, that’s fine. Call (973) 713-1053 to book.

Low-E glass has a thin, invisible coating that reflects heat. It helps keep heat inside in winter and outside in summer, and it cuts down on fading from the sun. For most homes it’s worth having. We’ll show you the Low-E options for each window style at your free estimate.

Yes. The old windows and all the debris get hauled away, and we clean up the work areas inside and outside before we leave. Then we do a final walkthrough with you, opening, closing and locking every new window so you know it all works the way it should.

Pick the contractor who can show you proof of licensing and insurance, gives you a detailed written quote, and explains the install step by step. Reviews help too. We’re a licensed and insured window contractor, five-star rated on Google, and we’ll give you a free estimate so you can judge us yourself.

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.

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.

We do. Financing for qualified homeowners is available through our financing partner, which helps when a whole-house window project doesn’t fit neatly into one check. Visit our financing page or ask us about it when we come out to measure your windows.