Whether you’re building for a client or shopping for options to add to your inventory, Custom Windows allows you to offer clients unique window options that will set their buildings apart from the competition. And while the word “custom” can conjure up images of budget-busting costs, that’s not necessarily the case.

Standard Windows
Standard windows are produced in a standard design, which makes them easier and less expensive to make compared with custom options. As a result, these windows typically have lower upfront cost points and are a good option for homeowners on a tight budget. They also tend to have a quicker turnaround time, making them a good choice for those in need of quick replacement. Additionally, standard windows can be easily replaced with replacement parts and glass, making maintenance and upkeep more convenient.

Designing Your Home with Custom Windows That Fit Your Style

On the other hand, custom-made windows are made to your specific measurements and based on your style preferences. This may result in a higher overall price point than a standard window. Additional factors like material selection, energy efficiency options (like adding argon or krypton gas fillings to double or triple-pane glass), and labor expenses for accurate measurement and installation services may also contribute to the final price of custom windows.

In the long run, though, investing in custom windows can provide a better performance and superior durability compared to standard designs. To get the most out of your new custom windows, it’s essential to work with experienced professionals who understand how different materials impact a window’s performance over time, and use proper installation techniques that will ensure optimal results.