Window and Door FAQ

We install replacement windows, new construction windows, entry doors, patio doors, French and sliding doors, storm doors, garage doors and openers, locks and hardware, and we repair and restore windows and doors, for homes and businesses across Middle Tennessee.

Yes. Call 615-357-7797 or send us a message and we will set up a free estimate. We look at your openings, talk through your goals and give you clear options.

We field-measure every opening, check it for plumb, level and square and note any damage, because windows and doors are made to fit your exact sizes. Our free Measuring Guide shows how to take rough measurements yourself.

If the frame is sound and the problem is a part or a seal, repair can be a good value. If frames are rotted, many windows are failing or comfort and energy are major concerns, replacement usually makes more sense. Our Repair or Replace Advisor gives you a first view.

Vinyl is low-maintenance and often good value. Fiberglass is strong and stable with slim frames. Wood and clad-wood offer warm interiors, with cladding on the outside to cut upkeep. We help you compare them for your home.

Our Brands page explains several well-known manufacturers and product lines so you can compare them. Ask us which lines we can supply for your project and we will tell you plainly.

Many window and door projects are installed in a day or a few days once the products arrive. Custom orders take longer to build, and we give you a realistic schedule when we measure.

We protect floors and furniture, work neatly and clean up. Removing old windows and doors does create some dust and noise, and we plan around your routine.

We serve 20 Middle Tennessee cities, including Nashville, Franklin, Brentwood, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville and Gallatin. Browse the service areas page or call us to confirm your address.

Call 615-357-7797 or use the form on this page to request a free estimate. You can also try our free design tools before we meet.

U-factor measures how well a window resists heat flow, and lower is better for insulation. Solar heat gain coefficient measures how much of the sun’s heat comes through, and the right number depends on which side of the house the window faces. We help you read the label.

Low-E stands for low emissivity. A very thin coating reflects heat while letting light through, helping keep heat in during winter and out during summer.

They add insulation and sound reduction but also cost and weight. They can make sense for noisy locations or very exposed walls, and we help you decide.

Often a simple like-for-like replacement does not, but changing the opening size, adding an egress window or altering structure usually does. Rules vary by city, and we help you understand what applies.

Often very closely. We look at sightlines, grid patterns and trim and help you match them or update the style.

Older homes may contain lead-based paint, and federal rules govern how it is handled during work. Ask us how that applies to your home.

Clean glass and tracks regularly, keep weep holes clear, lubricate hardware and touch up finishes as needed. We give you care tips when we finish.

We are happy to help with a single window or door as well as whole-home projects. Call us to talk through your needs.