When you are considering a replacement Windows Plymouth Michigan, there are numerous options for window replacement. With so many options, you can find one that will fit any budget and style.

Single Hung Window

The lower sash of a single hung window can move up and move down. The upper sash of a single hung window does not move at all.

Double Hung Window

Both the upper sash and the lower sash of a double hung window can move up and move down.

Arched Window

An arched window has a top that is rounded. You usually cannot open an arched window.

Awning Window

When an awning window is opened, the window forms an awning that keeps the rain out.

Bay Window

A bay window would protrude from a wall that is on the exterior side of a house.

Bow Window

A bow window uses windows that are curved. It generates a circular area on the exterior of the house.

Casement Window

A casement window swings up or swings to the side when you open it.

Egress Window

An egress window allows you to exit the room for emergencies wherein you are unable to leave the room through the door.

Garden Window

A garden window is basically a small bay window. It is designed for plants.

Glass Block Window

A glass block window uses blocks of glass that are usually decorated with a design pattern or are frosted.

Hopper Window

A hopper window will open from the topmost portion.

Jalousie Window

A jalousie window uses several slats of glass or metal.

Picture Window

A picture window is a window that is fixed. You cannot open a picture window.

Round Circle Window

A round circle window is a window that is either oval, elliptical, half round or round in shape.

Skylight Window

A skylight window is basically a window that is on the roof of the house.

Sliding Window

A sliding window is made up of two sections. Each section is basically a window. One of the sections will horizontally slide to close or open the window.

Storm Window

A storm window is an additional window built exterior to a glass window. It is installed in the same frame as the interior window. A storm window provides an additional layer of protection from heat loss and drafts. They are ideal for regions that get bad weather very often.

Transom Window

A transom window is a decorative window that is placed above a door or above another window. Transom windows are usually semicircular in shape. However, they can also be rectangular or square in shape.