Replacement Windows and Window Installation Service

Single-Hung Windows

Vertical in orientation, our single-hung windows feature a stationary top sash and a bottom sash that you can open and close by sliding it up and down. Since you don’t open single-hung windows by pushing them outward, single-hung replacement windows are an ideal option in areas near shrubs, trees, walkways and patios. Single-Hung Windows offer a slim frame depth, allowing you to hang blinds flush with the interior wall.

Double-Hung Windows

When you need better air circulation in your home, double-hung replacement windows might be the solution you’re looking for. You can open both sashes of a vertical double-hung replacement window at the same time, creating air circulation, even in a room with just one window. You can raise the bottom sash to allow a cool breeze to flow into the room, and lower the top sash to allow hot air near the ceiling to flow outside. The movable top and bottom sashes make it easy for you to clean these replacement windows from inside the house easily, so there’s no need for you to climb a ladder to clean second-story windows. Double-hung windows require a deeper sash than their single-hung counterparts.

Slider Windows

If shrubs and trees grow just outside your windows, or your home features walkways or a patio, our replacement slider windows are an ideal choice for you. Since slider windows are horizontal in orientation, they offer a broad view of the outdoors, similar to a picture window. You can quickly and easily open and close slider windows by sliding the movable sash or sashes left and right, rather than opening the window outward.

Single-Slider Windows

You can open and close one sash of a single-slider window by sliding it left and right. Single-slider replacement windows have a shallow frame depth, enabling you to hang blinds flush with the interior wall.

Double-Slider Windows

You can open and close both sashes of a double-slider window by sliding them left and right, enabling you to create air circulation by having both sashes open at the same time. Double-slider replacement windows require a deeper sash than the single-slider version.

Triple-Slider Windows

Two movable sashes and a single stationary center sash offer an extra-wide view and enable you to open the two sliding sashes to improve air circulation. Triple-slider replacement windows require a deeper sash than the single-slider version.

Picture Windows

If you have a room in your home that would benefit from more natural light, consider our selection of replacement picture windows. Metropolitan High Performance Windows’ replacement picture windows can make your room feel larger by offering unobstructed views of the outdoors and acting as a portal for natural light. Since picture windows don’t open, they are ideal for use in rooms that need more light, where ventilation and egress are unnecessary.

Casement Windows

When you desire the unobstructed view provided by a picture window but need a window that can provide air circulation to your room, consider Metropolitan High Performance Windows’ top-quality selection of casement windows. Hinged on one side, you can quickly and easily open casement windows by swinging them outward using a crank handle. When open, a casement window guides outdoor breezes into your room to keep you feeling comfortable.

Awning Windows

If you want to be able to open your windows even in rainy weather, Metropolitan High Performance Windows’ awning windows could be the solution you’re looking for. Awning windows are hinged at the top; you can open them by pushing the window outward, allowing you to ventilate the room even in inclement weather. Awning windows are also an excellent choice for your basement or any low-lying window where potential intruders are a concern.

Geometric Windows

Metropolitan High Performance Windows is Southern California’s first choice for beautiful geometric replacement windows that will enhance the appearance of your home. Our selection of replacement windows includes circles, half-circles, trapezoids, gothic peaks, French arches, triangles and more.

Garden Windows

If you’re looking for an excting feature for your kitchen or bathroom, consider Metropolitan High Performance Windows’ selection of replacement garden windows. A garden window— also known as a greenhouse window—projects outward from the side of your house and has a glass front, sides and top. A garden window is smaller than a bay or bow window, but it can provide your room with a lot of natural light while offering you a convenient area to showcase collectibles or cultivate your plants.

Bay Windows & Bow Windows

Consider having Metropolitan High Performance Windows install a bay or bow window in your home to brighten a room and make it feel larger. Bay or bow windows offer you an expansive view of your yard from the inside of your home while at the same time serving as a beautiful feature of the outside of your home. Both bay and bow windows project outward from the wall of your home, and each requires a “roof” that’s customized to coordinate with your home’s siding. Bay windows are more angular than bow windows because they are comprised of just three panels, while bow windows contain four or more panels, which rounds out their appearance. The experts at Metropolitan High Performance Windows will work with you to customize your bay or bow window using a combination of single- or double-hung windows, casements, or fixed windows.