Historic Replacement Windows in Maryland, DC & Northern VA

Do you have a historic home that needs new windows in Maryland, Washington, DC, or northern Virginia? Do you want more energy-efficient windows but are worried about ending up with windows that look too modern for your historic home?

For over 30 years, Quality Window & Door has provided custom historic window replacements in the Washington, DC, metropolitan area. We have extensive experience helping homeowners choose the right windows for their historic window replacement project.

Looking for custom windows for a historic property in the DC area? From choosing the windows to installing them, we’re with you every step of the way.

Call 1-800-370-8751 today to learn more and get started.

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Historic Window Replacement Made Easy

Is it time to replace the drafty historic windows that you’ve had forever? Do you want new windows for energy efficiency, safety, or aesthetic reasons? Whatever the case may be, you can find the perfect historic replacement windows at Quality Window & Door.

There are many reasons people replace their windows, from energy efficiency (one of the most common reasons), comfort, and durability to safety, maintenance, resale value, and even aesthetics.

Whatever your reason is, you can count on finding historic replacement windows for your DC-area home from Quality Window & Door that seamlessly match your home’s style and your personal taste.

Custom window replacement from Quality Window & Door will:

Help you save money on your utility bills
Keep your home warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer
Match the overall style of your historic home
Help improve the safety of your home with more durable, secure windows
And more

We carry a variety of historic replacement windows. Call 1-800-370-8751 to request an estimate or learn more.

How Long Does It Take To Get Custom Windows?

It can take anywhere from eight to 20 weeks, depending on the manufacturer, from the time you place your order until your windows arrive (this can vary depending on the time of year and type of windows you order as well).

On installation day, the time it takes to complete your project depends on the type and number of windows you’re installing. In general, you can expect the team to spend about 30 minutes on each window, removing the old one and putting the new one in its place.

The length of time required for installation also depends on whether you’re simply having the windows replaced or also getting historic window sash replacement.

For residential projects, the entire job can usually be finished in a single day. Larger commercial projects take longer.

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Our Historic Replacement Windows

With different historic replacement windows from top manufacturers like Norwood, Weather Shield, and Parrett, the windows we offer are durable, efficient, and operate reliably for years and years.

When it comes to the style of the window, you won’t be limited in your choice.

We offer windows to meet every need, including:

Historic double-hung windows: These are ideal if you’re replacing your window for cleaning and maintenance purposes. The convenient sash design allows for easy removal and cleaning.
Historic picture windows: Also called fixed-pane windows, these can’t be opened. If aesthetics is your main priority, picture windows are great. Available in different shapes and sizes, these windows offer spectacular views.
Historic bay windows: In addition to offering amazing views, bay windows can add to your home, both aesthetically and financially. If you plan on moving in the near future, keep in mind that bay windows can increase your home’s resale value.
Historic casement windows: Due to their airtight sealing created by the sash and frame, these windows diminish air leakage and are great for improving the energy efficiency of your historic home.
Historic awning windows: These replacement windows are also energy-efficient and provide superior ventilation.
Historic transom windows: Transom windows go above doorways and can enhance the architecture of your historic home. They add unique detail and since they let in lots of sunlight, they’re ideal if your home feels dark all the time.
Historic bow windows: If you want a unique look for your home, you can choose bow windows, which are four or more windows angled to create a curved shape (like bay windows). They provide plenty of natural light and can add value to any home.