JFK Window & Door

Casement windows & Awning windowsare hinged windows that swing outward, making it easy to let fresh air into your home. They easily glide open and shut securely with the turn of a handle. They are hinged on the left or right side of the window, while Awning windows are hinged at the top and swing outward from the bottom. A casement window is hinged on the right or left-hand side of the window and opens outward for letting fresh air into any room of the house. One of the best places for your casement window is over the kitchen sink.

When you think of residential windows, you probably think of single-hung windows and not double-hung windows. Single-hung windows are the common type where the lower pane, or sash, moves and the top sash is stationary. But why limit yourself? Instead, choose double-hung windows. With double-hung windows, both the top and the bottom sashes can slide or tilt, giving you more options for ventilation and cleaning. One of the most noticeable benefits of double-hung windows is that they're easier to clean.

Bay windows and Bow windows are great for opening a room up which makes it appear bigger. A bay window's overall structure is a picture window with two smaller windows on either side. A bow window has a curved structure, usually with four or five panes, creating a gently rounded appearance on the outside of the home. Our bay windows are bow windows which are configured as a Picture, Double Hungs, or Casement style windows. They are also available in pre-finished wood interior, and vinyl exterior finishes.

Screen doors are exactly as the name says: a door with a screen. While the frame can be made of a variety of materials, the most common types have wooden frames and very few components. They provide protection from pests and bugs while letting in air continuously. We know any home improvement project is an investment, and new doors are no exception. We strive to do our best work on every project because we want your investment to last as long as possible. For more information about types of doors and our installation process, please reach out to us at JFK Window & Door.

Storm doors are the second, outer door commonly installed for protection against bad weather, and allows for ventilation in fair weather. The Midwest is well known for harsh winter weather. These can help your home retain heat during the blustery months when warm air seems to seek out every crack and crevice for a quick escape to our winter wonderland. These type of doors typically have interchangeable or retractable glass and screen panels and are available in many sizes and materials. We stock a wide variety by ProVia designed to keep heated air where it belongs.

Entry doors have the power to define your house and make a statement, whether it is bright and bold or quiet and refined. High quality, well-crafted interior doors add stability and refinement to any room in your home. Patio ones can frame a favorite view, bring light into a room, and reconnect you and your family to a yard you love. By replacing your old or weak quality doors with new ones, beautiful doors add value to your home and enhance curb appeal. Well-made doors, properly installed, also increase the energy efficiency of your home, helping you to save money on your monthly utility bills.