Vinyl Windows

Lee’s Glass carries a full line of replacement and new construction vinyl windows for your residential needs. Whether its impact rated or non-impact rated, we have the perfect window for you.

Pensacola, Florida residents know all too well the power of mother nature in our coastal region. That’s why homeowners can rest easier knowing their family is protected by impact rated windows.

Due to significant strides in new technology, vinyl windows have become the most popular choice for new and replacement windows in the residential marketplace. Here are some of the many reasons homeowners are making vinyl windows their number one choice:

They are usually more cost effective than other window options.
They are basically maintenance-free.
High quality vinyl windows will last longer than other windows.
They help lower energy costs, since they are airtight.
The superior installation reduces outside noise more effectively.
They will not rot and are very durable.

Types of Vinyl Windows

While vinyl windows have been around since World War II, they didn’t take hold in the U.S. market until the 1990s. Since then, they’ve become the preferred window choice for discerning homeowners. Here are the the types of vinyl windows we can install in your home:

Single Hung

This is the basic vinyl window option. With single hung windows, the bottom sash moves up and down, while the top sash stays fixed. Single-hung windows are a great choice for rooms that face walkways, porches or patios, since they don’t protrude out.

Double Hung

Double hung windows can be operated from both the bottom and top sash. Both are also usually able to tilt in to clean or ventilate rooms.

Picture Windows

Picture windows are non-operable windows that help eliminate the framing and increase window views. Picture windows can really open up a room if you are looking for a clean frameless look.

Casement Windows

Casement windows are also an excellent choice for people looking for clear views of the outdoors, but in this case the windows can be opened by cranking out horizontally to allow for ventilation and even to pass through (in emergency situations).

Project-Out / Awning Windows

Project-out, or awning windows, project out from the bottom. They are often used in bathrooms and have gained in popularity recently since vinyl window manufacturers have started to offer them.

Horizontal Slider Windows

Horizontal slider windows open with the sash sliding left or right. These windows are popular in sunrooms and contemporary style homes.

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