Casement & Awning Window Replacement & Installation

Standard Windows & Doors is your go-to company for casement and awning window installation or replacement around Milwaukee! We’ll ensure your windows look good, operate easily, and offer the weather protection and security your home needs. 

Casement and awning windows swing open like a door, allowing the entire window area to open up to the outside and provide great ventilation. If you think these would make a great addition to your home, then trust our team of experts to provide high-quality services and personalized solutions.

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What are the Benefits of Casement & Awning Windows?

Casement and awning windows are one of the more popular window choices thanks to their large panes and ability to open up a room (while still ensuring privacy). They’re ideal for areas that need more airflow than others. But that’s not all! They offer plenty of additional benefits, including: 

  • Energy-efficiency
  • Ease of operation (hand crank)
  • Versatile design options
  • Unobstructed views
  • Enhanced security
  • Budget friendly

Types of Casement & Awning Windows

Although casement and awning windows are known for their hinged operating mechanism that allows them to swing open like a door, there are still a wide variety of types to choose from. 

  • Single Casement Windows

    The most popular type of casement is single-frame, which means the window consists of one single, large plane of glass, allowing for clear sightlines. These can be installed to swing inwards or outward.

  • Double Casement Windows

    Double casement windows involve two windows with hinges on opposite sides, allowing them to swing outwards, with the opening in the middle. These are also referred to as French casement windows.

  • Push-Out Casement Windows

    Push-out casement windows are just like single casement windows, except that they have a handle you turn instead of a hand crank (which is more popular). This means they can be opened with a gentle push.

  • Single Awning Windows

    Single awning windows are the most popular type, which means it consists of one single, large plane of glass (just like a single casement window). These help maximize views and natural light.

  • Multi-Awning Windows

    Multi-awning windows contain multiple panes of glass divided by grids. They still have a single frame that hinges at the top and opens outwards, but the extra panes allow for a more decorative style.

View All Casement & Awning Window Customization Options

Both casement and awning windows come in a wide variety of sizes, shapes, and materials to suit different architectural styles and design preferences. They can also be customized with various grille patterns, hardware finishes, and glass options.

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Why Choose Us for Casement & Awning Window Installation or Replacement?

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    Years of Experience

    For years, we’ve been the top choice for casement and awning window services around Milwaukee. As a result, we’ve seen and worked on it all, which means we’ll be able to replace or install your casement or awning windows to the highest standards.

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    Dedication to Quality

    We pride ourselves on having a team of knowledgeable casement and awning window experts who only use industry-leading techniques and durable products. Because of this, your double-hung windows won’t just look good: they’ll be built to last.

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    Consistent Communication

    We understand how important casement and awning windows are to your home, which is why we like to be open, honest, and communicative right from the get-go. Our dedication to transparency will help you feel informed and worry-free throughout the process.

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A Casement & Awning Window Installation Company You Can Trust

Check out our five-star reviews from countless happy customers to see why homeowners and businesses continue to choose Standard Windows & Doors for all their casement and awning window needs.

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Explore Other Window Types

We don’t just install or replace casement or awning windows. We also offer bay windows, picture windows, sliding windows, double-hung windows, and more. If you don’t see the window type you’re looking for, just reach out. (We likely offer it!)

Frequently Asked Casement & Awning Window Questions

  • Casement and awning windows both swing open like a door, but their main difference is the placement of the hinge. Casement windows have side hinges (either on the left or right), while awning windows have hinges on the top, allowing them to open from the bottom.

  • Thanks to the outward-opening design of casement and awning windows, they can be opened during light rain or snow without having to worry about water seeping in where it shouldn’t. That means you can enjoy fresh airflow in any season!

  • Casement windows, in particular, offer excellent security when properly locked. This is because they have a hook-shaped lock that’s embedded within the frame and adds additional resistance against forced entry. Awning windows are also often installed higher on walls, making them less accessible from the outside.

  • Casement windows, in particular, offer excellent security when properly locked. This is because they have a hook-shaped lock that’s embedded within the frame and adds additional resistance against forced entry. Awning windows are also often installed higher on walls, making them less accessible from the outside.

  • Since they’re opened using a hand crank, both casement and awning windows are best installed in hard-to-reach spots, such as above furniture or sinks, or in high corners. Since casement windows swing out, they’re better suited for more open areas of the house, while the outward motion of awning windows makes them great for areas with limited exterior space.

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