Types of WIndows

 One popular choice is the double hung window, which features two vertically sliding sashes that can be opened from both the top and bottom. This design offers excellent ventilation control and ease of cleaning.

 Single hung windows have a fixed upper sash while the lower sash can be opened vertically. They are relatively simpler in design and provide efficient airflow while maintaining a classic look. 

 Bay or bow windows add architectural interest by creating a curved or angled projection from your home's exterior wall. They allow more natural light into your space while providing panoramic views.  

 If you're looking to enhance natural light and enjoy unobstructed views, picture windows are an ideal option. These large fixed windows do not open but offer expansive views of the outdoors and allow ample sunlight to brighten up your space 

  For homeowners seeking versatility, slider windows provide effortless horizontal sliding operation with one or both sashes movable. They are easy to operate and offer good ventilation options.

 Awning windows are similar to casement windows but hinged at the top instead. When opened, they create an awning-like effect that allows for ventilation even during light rain showers while maintaining privacy.

Casement windows are hinged on one side and swing outward like a door when opened. They provide excellent airflow control as well as unobstructed views due to their single pane of glass.