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Windows That Keep the Heat Out and the Water Out
Old windows let in drafts, summer heat and, too often, water. Window replacement is about more than the glass: it’s about how the window is flashed and sealed into the wall. That’s the same water-management work Horizon Restoration has done on Georgia roofs since 2008.
We replace and install windows for homeowners in Monroe, Loganville, Social Circle and across Walton County, with one local crew, one point of contact and one clear plan.
Window Services
- Replacement windows: custom-sized windows installed into your existing openings.
- Full-frame replacement: removing the old window down to the framing when the frame or sill has rotted, then rebuilding and flashing the opening.
- New windows with siding projects: installed and flashed together with new siding.
- Storm damage: broken glass, damaged frames and torn screens after hail or wind.
Signs It’s Time for New Windows
- Drafts you can feel near closed windows
- Fog or condensation between the panes
- Windows that stick, won’t open or won’t stay up
- Soft, rotted or water-stained sills and frames
- Single-pane glass or failing old aluminum frames
- Rooms that stay hot in summer no matter how low the thermostat goes
- Outside noise that comes right through
Window Options
| Vinyl | Fiberglass | Wood-clad | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Strengths | Best value, low upkeep, good insulation | Very strong and stable in heat, can be painted | Warm wood inside, protected exterior cladding |
| Upkeep | Wash occasionally | Wash occasionally | Interior wood finish over time |
| Cost | Lowest | Mid to higher | Highest |
We’ll help you choose styles that suit your house, whether that’s double-hung, casement, sliding, picture or specialty shapes. See 5 architectural styles and their ideal window styles for ideas.
Energy Efficiency in a Georgia Climate
According to ENERGY STAR, windows make up a small share of a home’s surface but account for a large share of the heat it gains and loses. In our long, hot summers, the number that matters most is how much of the sun’s heat the glass lets in.
What to look for on a window’s NFRC label:
- ENERGY STAR certified for our climate zone.
- Low SHGC (solar heat gain coefficient): less solar heat coming in, so your air conditioner works less.
- Low U-factor: less heat passing through the window in either direction.
- Low-E glass and gas-filled insulated panes, which help with both.
We’ll show you the label for every window we quote, so you can compare like for like.
Installed to Keep Water Out
A good window installed badly will still leak. On every opening we:
- Check the sill and framing for rot and repair it before the new window goes in.
- Flash the opening so water drains out, lapping the flashing the way we’d lap it on a roof.
- Insulate the gap around the frame to stop drafts.
- Seal and finish the exterior trim so it sheds water.
How It Works
- Free estimate: we look at every window, measure and talk through styles, materials and energy performance.
- Clear written plan: a line-by-line estimate with the window specs, a timeline and financing if you need it.
- Exact measurements: we measure again before ordering, so custom windows fit right.
- Installed and cleaned up: floors and furniture protected, old windows hauled off, and the house cleaned up every day.
- Final walkthrough: we check every window with you.
Planning More Than Windows?
If your siding or roof is also due, we plan the exterior as one project so flashing and trim tie together and nothing gets done twice. For more on choosing replacements, read points to consider when replacing your home’s windows.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know it’s time to replace my windows?
Common signs are drafts, fog or condensation between the panes, windows that stick or won’t stay open, soft or rotted sills and frames, single-pane glass, and rooms that are hard to keep cool in summer. One of these on its own can sometimes be repaired; several usually means replacement is the better investment.
What windows work best in Georgia’s heat and humidity?
Look for ENERGY STAR certified windows for our climate zone, with low-E glass that blocks solar heat, and frames that won’t swell or rot in humidity. Vinyl and fiberglass handle our climate well with little upkeep. Wood-clad windows offer a classic look inside with a protected exterior.
What do U-factor and SHGC mean?
Both are printed on the window’s NFRC label. U-factor measures how well the window keeps heat from passing through; lower is better. SHGC (solar heat gain coefficient) measures how much of the sun’s heat comes through the glass; in a Georgia summer, lower is better. We’ll show you the label for every window we quote.
Why is there condensation between my window panes?
Fog or moisture between the panes means the seal on the insulated glass has failed and the insulating gas has leaked out. The window won’t insulate as well, and the fog won’t go away on its own. Depending on the window’s age and condition, we’ll recommend new glass or a full replacement.
How long does window replacement take?
Most homes are done in one to three days once the windows arrive. Custom windows are made to order, so there’s usually a lead time of a few weeks between measuring and installation, which we’ll give you up front.
Should I replace windows and siding at the same time?
If both need it, yes. Windows are flashed into the wall behind the siding, so doing them together gives you the cleanest, most watertight installation and avoids cutting into new siding later.
Get a Free Window Estimate in Monroe
Call (770) 207-0759 or request a free estimate. We’ll look at every window, show you your options and give you one clear plan.