Professional Window Replacement in Vernon Hills, IL

Window Concepts offers window designs suited to different architectural styles, room layouts, and ventilation requirements. Each configuration operates differently, giving homeowners options for improving airflow or natural lighting. Here are a few common styles to explore: 

• Double-Hung Windows: Double-hung windows feature two sashes that move independently, allowing homeowners to open either the upper or lower portion. Their straightforward operation and tilt-in design also simplify glass cleaning, making them suitable for bedrooms, living areas, and other frequently occupied rooms.
• Casement Windows: Casement windows are hinged on one side and open outward. When fully extended, the sash captures outdoor airflow and directs it into the room. A compression seal around the closed sash also helps limit air infiltration.
• Sliding Windows: Sliding windows move horizontally along a track rather than swinging outward or inward. Their configuration works well in smaller areas, like bathrooms and hallways, where space is limited. 
• Bay and Bow Windows: Bay and bow windows project outward from the wall, creating depth along the interior and exterior of a home. Their arrangement of multiple glass panels increases the amount of daylight entering a room while creating architectural interest.
• Picture Windows: Picture windows feature large panes of fixed glass that do not open. Their expansive viewing area provides an unobstructed look at the surrounding landscape and allows natural light to easily enter the room. They work well alongside operable windows when ventilation is needed.
• Awning Windows: Awning windows hinge at the top and open outward from the bottom. The angled sash allows airflow into the room while also providing some protection from precipitation. This configuration suits bathrooms, basements, and other areas where ventilation is key. 
• Hopper Windows: Hopper windows hinge at the bottom and open inward from the top. Their compact design makes them useful in basements and other spaces with limited exterior clearance. 
• Specialty Windows: Specialty windows feature nonstandard shapes that add visual distinction to the home’s design. Arched, circular, and geometric configurations accommodate unusual openings while creating an architectural focal point. 
• Egress Windows: Egress windows serve as emergency exits while also introducing daylight and ventilation to below-grade areas. Windows Concepts helps Vernon Hills homeowners select and install egress windows appropriate for the room and project requirements. 
• Patio Sliding Doors: Patio sliding doors help connect your indoor and outdoor space. The panels move along a track, helping preserve floor space that a swinging door would otherwise require.