Full-frame, insert, and energy-efficient windows
We shim, level, flash, and seal every window before trim goes back on, so the unit performs through nor'easters and everyday weather alike.
Full-Frame Replacement
Complete removal down to the rough opening, useful when the existing frame is damaged or you want to change the window size.
Insert Replacement
New window units set into the existing frame, a faster option when the frame is still sound.
Energy-Efficient Upgrades
Upgraded glass and frame options aimed at cutting drafts and heat loss through older windows.
We fix what's wrong before we talk replacement
Drafts around the sash or frame, often from worn weatherstripping or a settled installation.
Failed seals and fogged glass between panes, a common issue on older double-pane units.
Hardware repair, including balances, locks, and cranks that have stopped working smoothly.
Storm window installation and adjustment for extra protection on exposed, wind-facing walls.
Coastal, historic, and high-end window work
On waterfront homes in Marion, Newport, and Barrington, salt air and moisture break down seals faster, so material choice and sealing matter more.
On historic homes, we match trim profiles and sightlines so a new window doesn't look out of place next to original woodwork.
For luxury renovations, we install higher-end window lines that fit the scope of a full-home upgrade.
Window questions we hear often
It depends on the condition of your existing frame. We check it on-site and recommend the option that makes sense for your home.
That's usually a failed seal letting moisture into the space between panes. It typically means the glass unit needs to be replaced.
Yes. We regularly match trim profiles and sightlines so new windows fit older homes instead of standing out.
Yes. Storm windows are a useful add-on for exposed or wind-facing walls, especially on coastal properties.