Vinyl Casement Window Installer in Wisconsin
Vanguard Series Casement
Wisconsin Windows Installer
Casement windows are hinged on either the left or right side and swing open outward. They operate with a simple hand crank and have just one sash, providing multiple benefits.
Easy to open without lifting, pulling, or pushing, casement windows are a great choice for tight spaces. You can choose which side opens, to make operation even easier, better catch the breeze, and improve the look of the room.
Ideal for ventilation, casement windows can fully open to usher in the breeze and maximize air circulation throughout your home. With no middle sash, your views are unobstructed. Simply add casement window screens to prevent nature from coming inside.
Featuring a secure seal when closed, casement windows enhance energy efficiency by reducing air leakage. Vinyl casement windows offer excellent UV resistance and insulation, preventing heat from entering and escaping your home and reducing your utility bills.
FAQs Wisconsin Window Installation
What is the timeframe for window installation?
At E2 Home Solutions, we typically complete window installations in 1 to 2 days, depending on the number of windows and the complexity of the project. Our team prioritizes efficiency and precision, ensuring a seamless installation with minimal disruption to your home.
What types of windows does E2 Home Solutions install?
We install a wide variety of windows, including single-hung, horizontal slider, casement, awning, picture, double-hung, bay, bow, and radius windows. These energy-efficient vinyl windows are designed to perform well in Wisconsin’s climate.
How do I know if I need new windows?
There are several signs that indicate it may be time to replace your windows. If you notice drafts, condensation between glass panes, difficulty opening or closing windows, increased energy bills, or visible damage, it may be time for an upgrade. Our team at E2 Home Solutions can assess your windows and recommend the best replacement options.
How Much Does a Window Replacement Cost?
Fast and painless window replacement estimates.
Wisconsin Windows Price Estimates
The average Wisconsin home has 8 to 15 windows, featuring a mix of double-hung, casement, and horizontal sliding windows, which are the most common styles. Double-hung windows are popular for their versatility and ease of cleaning, while casement windows offer superior ventilation and energy efficiency, making them ideal for Wisconsin’s varying climate. Single-hung windows, similar to double-hung but with a fixed upper sash, are a cost-effective option found in many homes. Bay and bow windows are often used in living rooms, adding natural light and a spacious feel, whereas picture windows provide unobstructed views but do not open. Radius windows, with their elegant curved tops, are often seen as decorative accents above doors or paired with standard windows for added architectural appeal. Awning windows are frequently used in basements and bathrooms for ventilation. Many homes now incorporate energy-efficient, Low-E glass windows to improve insulation and reduce heating costs during Wisconsin’s harsh winter.
Window Pricing Chart
| Window Type | Approximate Cost (Including Installation) |
|---|---|
| Double Hung | $700 - $1500 |
| Casement | $1055 - $1700 |
| Sliding | $655 - $1200 |
| Picture | $650 - $1205 |
| Arched | $1200 - $2505 |
| Basement | $695 - $1200 |
| Awning | $855 - $1200 |
| Egress | $850 - $1205 |
| Bay | $1500 - $4505 |
| Bow | $1505 - $4500 |
What E2 Home Solutions Stands For
E2 Home Solutions is driven by a clear mission: to offer high-quality, customized, and durable home solutions that enhance curb appeal, boost property value, and improve the overall quality of life for our customers. Guided by the principles of ETHOS we bring: