Fife, WA
Windows in Fife, WA
Windows for Fife homes, from Builders Service Company.
About 26% of homes here were built from 1980 to 1999, the era of first-generation vinyl windows. Those units often have failing seals by now, which shows up as fog between the panes, drafts and sashes that no longer close tight. Another 17% date from 1950 to 1979, when aluminum or early vinyl frames were standard. Other signs a window needs attention include rotting sills, broken glazing, water damage and peeling or chipped paint around the frame.
We install Preservation 9000 vinyl replacement windows, and we are the exclusive provider of Preservation 9000 windows in Washington. Styles include:
- Double-hung, slider, casement and awning
- Hopper, picture and garden
- Bay and bow, plus custom shapes
With 67% of single-family homes at two or more stories, sliders and casements are practical for upper floors and tight eaves. Casement, awning or hopper windows suit kitchens and baths that need ventilation, and a picture window or a bay works where you want an open view.
Heating fuel shapes the value of an upgrade. The payback from efficient windows is larger where most homes heat with electricity, as 71% do here. Electric service in Fife comes from Tacoma Power, so check with Tacoma Power for current programs before you order.
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Schedule a free in-home consultation or call 253-777-0866.
Fife windows FAQ
Are there rebates for new windows in Fife?
Check with your electric utility first. Tacoma Power supplies electricity here, so ask Tacoma Power about current programs before you order, since we don't quote rebate details ourselves. The windows we install are Preservation 9000 vinyl replacement windows, and we are the exclusive provider of them in Washington. We can measure and price your windows at the free in-home consultation so you have numbers ready.
Which window styles work best on a two-story Fife home?
Sliders and casements are usually the most practical choice upstairs. Assessor records show 67% of single-family homes here have two or more stories, and those styles work well on upper floors and under tight eaves. Downstairs, casement, awning or hopper windows suit kitchens and baths that need ventilation. All of these come in Preservation 9000 vinyl replacement windows, along with picture, bay and bow styles.
