Windows and doors for your new construction project

If you’re ready to deep dive into everything you need to know, “Your guide to building a new home or taking on a major remodel” features pro advice on everything from hiring the right team to good project planning to financing and of course, window and door questions answered.
If you’re planning a new construction home or taking on a major remodel, you might be wondering things like: How do windows and doors get selected? When do they get selected? How do you choose the right products? And of course, what will they cost? We can help you understand the answers to these questions and offer the guidance you need to make confident decisions. Start scrolling for quick answers. 

How are new construction windows and doors specified?

Pros will advise on the right windows and doors for your home — both the architect and the builder. Here’s what to know:

  • Architects specify windows and doors during design. They’ll specify the type of window — double-hung, casement, etc. — size, and even manufacturer. Their specifications will be based on the style of your home and your budget. 
  • Builders are the pros who order and install windows, so they’ll also be influential. Builders will be thinking about performance, durability, and budget. Their perspective will be experience-based and practical.
  • As the homeowner, you’ll be living with the windows and doors in your home for years to come, so your opinion matters too.  
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As all team members have a unique and valuable perspective, early alignment is ideal. Builders are often brought in to consult during the design stage. This service is called pre-construction.

An aligned team of experienced pros can help you find products that further the design of your home, provide the right level of performance, fit within your budget, and make you happy.

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