The Window Source Professionally Installed Home Replacement Windows, Doors, & Vinyl Siding in Durham, NC

Recently Completed Jobs In Durham, NC

Below are some of the jobs that we have recently completed. We would love for you to be part of our company history! Please consider hiring us for your next project.

Concord Series Double Hung Windows Installed

Location: Durham, NC

Products: Concord Series Double Hung Windows

Window Source of Raleigh replaced 12 windows at this Durham NC home with our Concord Series, Triple Mulled Unit utilizing a double hung, picture, double hung formation with white exterior custom capping. Thank you!

Home Replacement Windows in Durham, NC

We offer all types of home replacement windows. Our most popular window styles are double hung, bow & bay, and sliding windows. All of our windows come professionally installed with a limited lifetime warranty! To open a full menu of our products, click here.

Double Hung Replacement Windows in Durham, NC

Double hung replacement windows are the most popular window style in most homes. They come with two sashes that operate vertically for ventilation from either the top or bottom of the window unit. Both sashes may tilt in for safe and easy cleaning from inside the home. Balancers counter the weight of the sashes to provide easy operation and to allow the sashes to remain open in any position. On a single hung unit the top sash is fixed and the bottom sash operatede and tilts in for easy cleaning.

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Sliding (Pocket) Windows Durham, NC

Sliding windows, also known as gliding or pocket windows, operate horizontally with one sash sliding in a pocket past the other to provide ventilation. Many modern and ranch style homes are designed using the slider window style. The sashes may be lifted out of the pocket for cleaning without a ladder. Sliding windows are extremely energy efficient.

Bow and Bay Windows Durham, NC

Bow & bay windows are another very popular window style used in many modern houses. These windows often contain three separate units. Typically, double hung or casement windows are selected for the opposing side units offering ventilation. A bow window projects outward from the wall of the house and may be comprised of up to six equal sized window units.