Moyer Holding

Window World has proudly served the Lehigh Valley and surrounding areas since fall of 2003. The success of our company has been built upon providing the best possible remodeling products at the lowest possible prices. When we opened in the Lehigh Valley, we were the 100th Window World store at that time. We have the unique benefit of being part of one of the fastest growing companies in the U.S. within the past twenty years. Window World started in 1995 when Leon Whitworth came up with the idea of selling windows for $189 installed.

Window World's extensive selection of doors is designed to bring beauty and performance to each exterior opening of a home. Whether as a complement to new windows and siding, or as its own distinct home improvement project, a new door can add transformative style and character. Set the tone of your home by selecting from our impressive line of door types and styles, each with colors, accents, and hardware to appeal to any taste. Window World Patio Doors, Entry Doors, Garage Doors, and Storm Doors are designed to deliver superior value.

When it comes to improving the appearance of your home, the greatest visual impact often comes from updating the siding. In some cases, the exterior is weathered and damaged, while other times it is simply dated. Whatever the case may be, there is little doubt that the loss in curb appeal adversely affects home value. With new siding comes dramatic improvement in curb appeal and in functionality. Window World's exceptional siding provides durability, energy efficiency, and protection, as well as beauty for a lifetime.

Our SolarZone™ insulating glass packages are designed for superior thermal performance, keeping window openings both beautiful and energy-efficient. Combining the Warm-Edge Spacer System with multi-layered, vacuum deposition Low-E glass and Argon gas, the SolarZone™ glass package makes for a "greener" home. This state-of-the-art technology cuts the consumption of costly fossil fuels that pollute the environment and reduces the susceptibility of a home to the damaging ultraviolet energy that can lead to the fading of carpets, curtains, and furniture by over 75%.