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Real jobs, real photos.

Replacement windows on Washington homes: sliders, double-hungs, and photos from install day. Every photo here is from one of our jobs.

43finished elevations · from inside the room · install day · new construction

Finished elevations

What the street sees once the job is done.

25 photos

Arched transom over a three-wide window in the gable of a dark blue house above brick — Arched transom in the gableFinished result

New upper-story picture window on a green craftsman two-story with a covered porch — Upper picture window, craftsman elevationFinished result

Two-story Washington house with stone veneer and cream vinyl windows after replacement — Cream vinyl on a stone-and-siding elevationFinished result

Side elevation of a gray lap-siding house with a new white slider and upper windows — Full side elevation, afterFinished result

Tan two-story house with new white sliders above a garage — Sliders on a two-story elevationFinished result

White slider window with shutters above a porch — Slider and shutters over the porchFinished result

New windows set in a dormer and upper wall on a gray two-story — Dormer and upper wall, setFinished result

Stacked white vinyl windows on a two-story light siding house — Stacked openings, one jobFinished result

Wide white slider on a single-story ranch — Ranch slider, afterFinished result

Slider window on a white ranch seen from a stair landing — Same house, from the stairsFinished result

Close view of an upper-story white slider on tan vertical siding — Upper slider, tight trimFinished result

White slider on a dark blue house beside a wood deck — Blue house sliderFinished result

Finished single-hung window on dark blue siding — Finished hung on the blue houseFinished result

Pink bungalow with new white double-hung windows after replacement — Pink bungalow, afterFinished result

White double-hung in the gable of a pink shake house — Gable window, setFinished result

Single white-framed window on dark green board-and-batten siding beside a tall hedge — Single window against dark board-and-battenFinished result

Corner of a beige house with two new windows and a red gutter line beside a covered porch — Corner pair, red gutter trimFinished result

Finished window on a beige house beside an AC unit and routed electrical wiring — Finished opening beside the AC unitFinished result

White-trimmed slider window on red cedar shingle siding under a green porch ceiling — Slider under the porch overhangFinished result

New window flanked by black shutters on a dark house — Window between black shuttersFinished result

Two upper-story windows on a redwood shake house above a green porch beam — Paired upper windows on shake sidingFinished result

Window with black shutters on a dark green house beside American flags and a boxwood shrub — Shuttered window, dark green elevationFinished result

Finished two-panel white vinyl sliding glass door on a gray lap-siding house, seen from a wood deck — Two-panel slider, finished installFinished result

Finished sliding glass door with retractable screen on a tan house, kitchen visible through the glass — Slider with screen, finished installFinished result

Looking up at a gray lap-siding house with stone veneer: three white double-hung windows below a pair with an arched top, under a blue sky — Double-hung windows on a gray lap-siding elevationFinished result

From inside the room

The view from inside.

3 photos

Pair of white double-hung windows with grids in a vaulted bedroom — Double-hungs with grids, finished interiorInterior

New white double-hung set into existing wood trim, seen from inside the room — New unit in the existing openingInterior

White double-hung window looking out over neighboring Washington rooftops — Clear view from an upstairs roomInterior

Install day

Photos from install day.

13 photos

Pair of new white double-hung windows on blue siding with a caulk gun on the roof below — Install day — sealing the pairInstall day

Two ladders set against a cream gable with an arched transom window mid-replacement — Ladders up to the gableInstall day

Installer on a ladder setting a window on a dark blue house — On the ladder, mid-installInstall day

Single-hung window on a blue house with a ladder still in place — Single-hung, just setInstall day

Cream-sided house with new windows and a crew member working at the door — Side elevation during the jobInstall day

Installer at the door of a cream house with new windows above — Install day at the entryInstall day

Ladder up to a new gable window on a pink shake house — Gable opening from the ladderInstall day

Large grid picture window on a charcoal house corner under a worn cedar shake roof, door open mid-job — Corner picture window, mid-jobInstall day

Four new windows stacked on a dark blue two-story house with a ladder still in the yard — Four openings, ladder still outInstall day

Three installers on ladders setting large multi-pane windows in the gable of a wood cabin-style house — Crew setting the gable windowsInstall day

New white vinyl slider window with primed tan trim, seen from under a covered porch roof — Slider set, trim primed and ready to paintInstall day

Caulk gun resting on the sill of a newly set window, seen from inside looking out at the job truck and ladder — Sealing the sill from insideInstall day

Finished window with dark charcoal trim on white lap siding, ladder still standing after the install — Dark trim, finished, ladder still outInstall day

New construction

Windows set and flashed, ready for the next trade.

2 photos

Two-story new construction wrapped in weather-resistant barrier with windows set and an open garage bay, ready for siding — Set and flashed, two-story new buildNew construction

Multiple black-framed windows set into a modern new-construction home with tan panel siding and exposed weather barrier at the base — Corner windows set, new buildNew construction

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