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An arched front window. A new patio slider. Thoughtful details throughout the home. Take a closer look at windows and a sliding glass door installed by Tom Davy and Colonial.
Before & after
The original arched window and its replacement, photographed by the homeowner. The new white frame and grid pattern bring a different look to the front of the home while following the existing arch. Comparing the two photographs helps separate three details worth discussing in an estimate: the shape of the opening, the layout of the glass, and the finished frame and grids.
From the windows to the patio
Tom also installed the sliding glass door shown here. Its white frame carries the finish through to the patio entrance, with the glass and screen visible in the homeowner’s photograph.
Planning your own replacement? The right starting point is your existing opening, how you use the room and the way you want to move between indoors and out. Ask Tom to explain the available configurations and what each option includes in the installed price.
The details around the home
Additional replacement windows from the same project, shown exactly as the homeowner photographed them.
Look closer. Plan your own project.
This home brings together several window shapes and glass choices alongside a patio door. The photographs show why a useful estimate describes each opening individually.
The before-and-after views show an arched opening and the replacement's white frames and decorative grids. For your home, ask the installer to identify the proposed shape, operating style, finish, and grid layout in the written estimate.
Compare window grid styles →One photograph shows textured glass in a tiled corner; another shows replacement windows behind plantation shutters. Discuss privacy glass room by room, and have the installer check clearances and any work needed around your own shutters or blinds.
Check the opening-by-opening scope →Tom also installed the white-framed sliding glass door shown from the covered patio. When combining windows and a door in one project, confirm the door's moving panels, opening direction, screen, hardware, and installation scope separately.
Understand sliding door configurations →Photographs do not establish a product's model, energy ratings, impact rating, or installed price. Ask for those details for the actual products in your estimate. Our window replacement quote comparison guide walks through the questions to ask.
Your home could be next
Bring your window or sliding door plans to Tom. Ask for a written estimate you can compare, and ask about Colonial’s military and senior discounts.