Which Type of Window is Right for You?
Double Hung
Casement
Single Hung
Round Top
Slider
Awning
Bay
Special Shapes
Bow
Single Hung Round Top
Double Hung Windows
Double hung windows open by sliding up from the bottom and sliding down from the top. Our double hung Ultrex® fiberglass windows have classic style and you can easily clean them from inside your home. Double hung windows work great in areas where you have shrubbery or other landscaping that prevents you from having a window that opens outward.
Why choose double hung windows?
Double hung windows are easy to clean and fit into any kind of room. Plus, double hung windows can combine with picture windows, special shape windows, or round top windows to create spectacular views. Double hung windows pair with many home styles, especially contemporary, Colonial, farmhouse, and Cape Cod style homes.
Imagine Better Living with Better Fiberglass Replacement Windows
Marvin Replacement tailors windows to fit your home and has a multitude of options to create the perfect look for your home.
Custom-sized for a perfect fit
Virtually maintenance-free
Energy efficient glass options
Multiple screen options
Optional divided lite patterns
Multiple frame and hardware color options
We Use Ultrex Fiberglass
for Unmatched Performance
Superior Strength
Compared to other materials, Ultrex fiberglass is the strongest window framing material in the replacement industry. The superior strength of Ultrex results in windows and doors that protect your home, and will continue to easily open and close for years to come.
Resists Weather
While other window materials can expand and contract, depending on the weather, Ultrex fiberglass expands at virtually the same rate as glass. It makes Marvin Replacement windows and doors resistant to leaks, seal failures, and stress cracks that can compromise energy efficiency and long-term performance.
Virtually Maintenance-Free
Our proprietary acrylic finish is 3x thicker than the competition. Our finish resists scratching and denting, and performs so well that we offer dark colors without fear of UV degradation or fading. No sanding, scraping or painting required—our windows are virtually maintenance-free.
An Investment That Can Save You Money on Energy Bills
The low thermal conductivity and superior performance of our windows and patio doors, combined with the selection of energy-efficient glass options can help save money on your energy bills.*
*Savings reflects installing ENERGY STAR® certified products compared to non-certified when replacing single pane windows based on the average savings among homes in modeled cities.
Our Installation Process
We guide you through the installation process and provide information before installation day arrives, so you know what to expect. Our Marvin Replacement Certified Installers will work diligently and respectfully while installing new windows or doors in your home.
1
Project Manager Walk-Through
Your project manager will conduct an initial walk-through on installation day and can introduce you to your Marvin Replacement Certified Installers.
2
Removal of Old Windows Or Doors
Our installers will carefully remove your old windows and doors before preparing the opening for new windows and doors.
3
Installation
Your installers will expertly place your windows and doors—true and plumb—to ensure a tight fit. They’ll use flashing and caulk, which can take up to 72 hours to cure, to help defend your house against any air leaks or possible water infiltration.
4
Final Walk-Through
Once we’ve completed your window or door installation, your project manager will conduct a final walk-through to make sure everything is to your satisfaction. We’ll also explain how to properly operate your new windows or doors and answer any other questions you may have about your new windows and doors.
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If you’re ready to get started, discuss your replacement window and door options with a design consultant. We’re here to answer any questions you may have, and help make your project easy.