Edgewood, WA
Windows in Edgewood, WA
Windows for Edgewood homes, from Builders Service Company.
Census data shows 9% of local housing was built before 1950 and another 29% between 1950 and 1979, the eras of single-pane glass and aluminum frames. Homes from the 1980s and 1990s often have first-generation vinyl windows with failing seals, and houses built since 2000 usually came with builder-grade units now due for an upgrade.
Electricity heats 56% of Edgewood homes, compared with 39% on gas. Where electric heat is that common, efficient windows have a larger payback. PSE is the electric utility, so check with PSE for current programs.
We install Preservation 9000 vinyl replacement windows and are the exclusive provider of Preservation 9000 windows in Washington. We match the style to the room:
- Sliders or casements for upper floors and tight eaves.
- Picture windows and bay or bow units for the 10% of local homes with a view.
- Casement, awning or hopper windows for kitchens and baths that need ventilation.
- Double-hung, garden and custom shapes where the layout calls for them.
We settle the right style for each opening with you during the free in-home consultation.
With 68% of homes owner-occupied, many households here plan to stay long enough to see the return on new windows. Read more about Edgewood home exterior services.
Get a free windows consultation in Edgewood
Schedule a free in-home consultation or call 253-777-0866.
Edgewood windows FAQ
Are there rebates for new windows in Edgewood?
Check with PSE, the local electric utility, for current programs; we do not quote rebate amounts. Electric heat is common in local homes, which makes the payback from efficient windows larger. We install Preservation 9000 vinyl replacement windows and are the exclusive provider of them in Washington. Financing is also available, and we can walk through your options during the free in-home consultation.
Which window styles work best on two-story Edgewood homes?
Sliders and casements are usually the easiest fit for upper floors and tight eaves. Half of local single-family homes have two or more stories, so upper-floor installs are routine work. For rooms with a view, picture windows and bay or bow units make the most of it, and casement, awning or hopper windows help ventilate kitchens and baths. All are available in Preservation 9000 vinyl replacement windows.
