Fixed casement windows are windows that can’t be opened. It’s a window that allows natural light into a room and is intended to provide a clear view of the outdoors.

Fixed casement windows are practical and easy to coordinate with other window styles during a window replacement project. All are Energy Star® certified for energy efficiency.

GHS Windows & Doors provides the installation and replacement of fixed casement windows for your home.

These single slider windows are modern looking, energy efficient, and highly secure. Basic in their design, single slider vinyl windows blend well with other windows that are being replaced and are custom built to fit a given space perfectly.

Single slider vinyl windows are constructed with one glass panel that slides left or right (to open the window) and another glass panel that is fixed in place. Each window offers maximum visible glass area. All are Energy Star® certified for energy efficiency.

Double slider windows open by moving the window sashes from one side to the other. The window sashes also tilt, making cleaning a breeze.

Basic in their design, double slider vinyl windows comes with two sliding glass panes within a window frame and blend well with other windows that are being replaced and are custom built to fit a given space perfectly. All are Energy Star® certified for energy efficiency.

Picture windows offers a low window profile to allow for greater light and a large viewing of the outdoors. Picture windows cannot open or close, therefore they produce the highest energy efficiency rating in our replacement vinyl window styles.

Basic in their design, picture windows blend well with other windows such as casement windows and are custom built to fit a given space perfectly. All are Energy Star® certified for energy efficiency. GHS Windows & Doors provides the installation and replacement of picture windows for your home.

A bay window is a window space projecting outward from the main walls of a building and forming a bay in a room, either square or polygonal in plan. While most bay windows protrude from a building, some bay windows are level with the exterior and are built into the interior of a room. The angles most commonly used on the inside corners of the bay are 90, 135 and 150 degrees.

Bay windows are often associated with Victorian architecture and were a part of the Gothic Revival style. The windows are commonly used to provide the illusion of a larger room. They are used to increase the flow of natural light into a building as well as provide views of the outside that would be unavailable with an ordinary window.

Due to their position in the house basement windows are prone to leaks, drafts and in some cases mold. When using vinyl basement windows you keep your basement warm and damp free, resulting in lower energy bills.

We use Integral Window Systems as our basement vinyl window supplier to ensure the latest window technology techniques are available to you. These windows are built for thicker exterior walls, feature heavy duty wood bracing, for concrete pour support and a 14 gauge steel reinforcement in the headers of all window widths. All are Energy Star® certified for energy efficiency.