ALC - SW Exteriors

Replacement window costs vary widely, from $200 for a cheap DIY project all the way up to $4,000+ for a custom, professionally installed window. It all depends on multiple factors, like the style of window (casement, double hung, slider, etc), frame material (should you go with cheap vinyl or more expensive fiberglass?), and labor costs (DIY or professional).

If you want to replace or add windows to your home, single hung windows are a popular choice. But are they the right fit for every room in your house?

When you think of the archetypal window, the image that comes to mind is probably the double-hung window. These windows are the most popular in America because they're simple, offer great airflow, and go with virtually any style, from classic to contemporary.

If you want a window that brings in the fresh smell of summer rain but doesn't let the water in, an awning window might be just the thing for you.
Awning windows, which open outward and up via a hinge, are a stylish choice that can work in almost any home. In this article, we'll talk about some of their unique benefits as well as the best places to incorporate them into your home.

Ever wondered what makes sliding windows so popular in contemporary homes?

When you're considering ways to brighten up your home and give it a fresh, modern look, a picture window could be exactly what you need. But what exactly is a picture window, and how does it differ from other types of windows?

At Southwest Exteriors, we've been installing windows of all kinds since 1989, and in this article we'll break down what pictures windows are, where to install them in your home, what the alternatives are, and a whole lot more.

Bay and bow windows bring a unique charm to any home, but how do you know which one is right for your space? While both styles can transform a room with natural light and stunning views, understanding the differences is key to finding the perfect fit for your home.

Thinking about upgrading your home with new windows but overwhelmed by the choices? Or perhaps you're curious about what makes casement windows stand out from other window types?

Are you wondering how to choose the best window for your remodel or replacement project? Wondering whether you should go with a single-hung or a double-hung, a casement window or a slider?