Plan
Review drawings, opening goals, style, materials, room use, exposure, and performance priorities.
Explore products
New-home installation
Windows belong in the architectural conversation early.
Coordinate openings, proportions, frame materials, glass, finishes, and installation details before the project is forced into last-minute compromises.
Request a free estimateFor homeowners and builders
One package, considered as part of the home.
New construction creates opportunities replacement work does not: larger openings, aligned sightlines, integrated patio systems, consistent finish schedules, and installation details coordinated with framing and weatherproofing.
- Window and door schedule review
- Material and collection comparison
- Glass packages by orientation and room
- Large-opening and indoor-outdoor systems
- Final field measurement and order verification
Design and opening context
See why the schedule is more than a list of sizes.
Open each completed-project view to inspect relationships between glass, operation, structure, room use, and finishes. These images illustrate planning questions, not a promise that every pictured configuration fits every project.
Project rhythm
Decide before the walls decide for you.
Early coordination protects dimensions, egress, safety-glazing locations, structural needs, finish continuity, and lead-time planning. Final product availability and code requirements are confirmed for the specific project.
Specify
Narrow collections, operating types, glass, colors, hardware, grids, sill conditions, and patio systems.
Compare brandsVerify and install
Confirm field conditions, approved documents, order details, delivery access, waterproofing boundaries, and installation scope.
See the processCoordination before release
Every trade needs the same version of the opening.
The product order, framing, structural design, waterproofing, finish floors, exterior finish, electrical needs, delivery path, and installation plan must agree.
- Approved window and door schedule
- Rough openings, headers, jamb support, and movement limits
- Glass, egress, safety-glazing, and performance requirements
- Sill, pan, drainage, flashing, and waterproofing details
- Interior and exterior finish transitions
- Delivery, storage, protection, installation, and service access
New-home installation FAQs
Coordinate the decisions before they become changes.
How early should windows and doors be selected for a new home?
Begin during design development, before framing, structural, waterproofing, finish-floor, and exterior details become difficult to change. Large openings, pockets, corners, specialty shapes, and recessed sills need the earliest coordination.
Can one package include multiple materials or brands?
Yes, when the product and installation requirements support it. The schedule should still coordinate sightlines, colors, glass appearance, grids, hardware, interior finish, exterior finish, warranties, and service responsibility.
Who confirms structure and code requirements?
The project team must coordinate current code, egress, safety glazing, engineering, header movement, rough openings, waterproofing, and manufacturer limits. The final product and installation plan should match the approved project documents.
What should be reviewed before the order is released?
Confirm the opening schedule, exact manufacturer and series, dimensions, operation, handing, glass, finish, hardware, screens, sill or threshold, ratings, drawings, installation details, delivery plan, and written warranty.
Start with a clearer plan
Bring the window plan into focus.
We will help compare the systems, identify the opening-specific questions, and coordinate a written path from plans to installation.