Windows

St. Louis windows, chosen for the architecture, the light, and the long term.

A window is never just glass in a wall. It sets the proportion of a room, the character of a home, and the way light moves through your space.

What we carry

A window line for every kind of opening.

Every window line we carry serves a purpose. Some are chosen for historic accuracy. Others for modern sightlines, custom capabilities, energy performance, storm protection, or value on a full-home package.
Our team helps homeowners, builders, architects, and designers compare the options clearly, from premium wood and aluminum-clad windows to steel-look systems, moving glass walls, custom shapes, and storm windows that preserve existing openings.

Before & after

The difference the right window makes.

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Art glass capabilities

Custom glass for the openings that deserve something special.

Some windows call for more than clear glass. For entry transoms, stair landings, bathrooms, feature windows, and historic restorations, we can help coordinate custom and decorative glass alongside the window specification.
That may include leaded glass, beveled patterns, stained glass restoration, etched or frosted panels, privacy glass, or contemporary art glass, sourced from trusted craftspeople and integrated cleanly into the final window package.

Leaded and decorative glass detail Custom art glass · Ladue
Contemporary art glass panel Custom leaded glass · Clayton

Approved for St. Louis historic replacement

Window profiles for St. Louis architecture with history.

Historic replacement takes more than finding a window that fits. The profile, material, divided lite pattern, glass, trim conditions, and exterior appearance all matter, especially in St. Louis preservation districts.
We have experience helping homeowners, builders, and architects navigate window selections for historic homes across Lafayette Square, Soulard, Compton Heights, the Central West End, Webster Groves, and other architecturally significant neighborhoods.

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Washington University Historic Replacement windows

Which is right for you

Start from where your project is.

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Replacing windows

Matching existing openings, improving efficiency, and keeping the look right for the house.

Talk Through a Replacement

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Building new

Specifying from the plans, where sizing, performance, and budget get decided early.

Plan a New Build

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A historic home

CRO-approved profiles and storm options that preserve the original while adding comfort.

Preserve a Historic Home

Start the conversation.

Tell us about the project, whether it is historic, custom, replacement, storm protection, or new construction, and our team will help point you toward the windows that are right for you.

Common questions

Frequently asked.

Do you handle window replacement in St. Louis?

Yes. Window replacement across St. Louis is a large part of what we do, from a single window to a whole-home project, with profiles matched to the home’s style, age, and performance needs.

How do I know which window brand is right for my project?

We start with the project, not the product. The right answer depends on the home’s style, the opening conditions, your performance priorities, and the design intent. Most consultations begin with photos or plans, and we narrow the options from there.

Do you work with historic homes in St. Louis?

Yes. We carry Loewen and Lincoln profiles approved for City of St. Louis historic replacement, and we can help review options and provide documentation needed for approval or design review.

Can you handle the installation, or just the supply?

Both. We coordinate installation through trusted crews and stay involved through delivery, install, and warranty. We also work on a supply-only basis with builders and contractors who prefer to manage their own field labor.

What about adding storm windows to existing wood windows?

Storm windows are a strong option when the existing windows are worth preserving but need better comfort, insulation, draft reduction, or sound performance. They can add value while maintaining the original exterior character.

What’s a realistic timeline for a window project?

Lead times vary by manufacturer, material, customization, and project scope. Premium wood and clad windows often require longer planning windows, while highly custom, steel-look, or approval-driven projects may take additional time. We can help set expectations once we understand the product and project details.

Which window brands do you carry?

We carry Loewen, Lincoln, Windsor, Arcadia Custom, Western Window Systems, Parrett, and Casco, spanning premium wood, aluminum-clad, thermal steel, and storm windows.

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