Replacement Windows in Monroe Township, NJ

It depends on how many windows you’re replacing, their sizes and styles, the brand and glass package you pick, and what we find in each opening once the old window comes out. Anyone quoting windows without measuring is guessing. We’ll measure for free and give you a written, itemized price. For a ballpark first, try our window replacement calculator.

Call (973) 713-1053 or fill out the estimate form on this page. We’ll set a time to come out, look at your windows, and give you a free written quote. There’s never a charge for the visit.

Honest answer: it depends on the window, not the house. We often find a few windows that need replacing and others that are fine. We’ll mark which is which, show you photos, and quote only what actually needs to go. That’s how we’d want to be treated.

A double-hung window has two sashes that slide up and down, and many tilt in for cleaning. A casement is hinged on the side and cranks outward, so it opens wide and closes tight against the frame. Double-hungs suit most rooms. Casements work well over a counter or anywhere you want more airflow.

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.

We show it to you before anything gets covered. Rot in the sill or framing has to be dealt with so the new window has something solid to sit on and seal against. We’ll explain what we found and how it will be handled, in writing, so nothing about it catches you by surprise.

You get two layers of coverage. The window itself carries the manufacturer’s warranty, and Nail Force backs the installation with a written workmanship warranty. Our workmanship warranty transfers to the new owner if you sell the house. We’ll go over the details of both with you before you sign anything.

Removal of the old window, a rot check on the opening, a sill pan and flashing, setting the new window level and plumb, low-expansion foam insulation, interior and exterior sealing, trim capping in aluminum or PVC, cleanup, and a final walkthrough with you. All of it is in your written quote.

Sometimes. Triple pane glass adds another layer of insulation and can make a room quieter, but it costs more and isn’t the right fit for every window. Double pane with Low-E and argon works well for many homes. We’ll explain the trade-offs and let you choose.

Yes, for qualified homeowners. We work with a financing partner so a failing window doesn’t have to wait until next year. We’ll give you your written quote first, then help you look at financing if you want it. More on our financing page.