Double Hung Windows Are Ideal for Any Home in Asheville, NC
Are you thinking of having double hung windows installed at your home? These stylish windows are ideal for nearly any room in your home. They feature two sashes that slide up and down, creating optimum ventilation and uninterrupted views. Plus, they don’t protrude out from your home, so they’re great for windows that are located near walkways or high-traffic areas. If you live in Asheville or Western North Carolina, then Alliance WNC Windows can expertly install our double hung windows at your home.
Our Windows
While you may know which style of window you want, the customization goes even further with Alliance. We offer three strong materials for you to choose from, which are:
Vinyl
A popular option among homeowners, vinyl windows provide exceptional durability. They are resistant to warping, cracking, rotting, and corroding, and they’re virtually maintenance free because they’ll never chip or peel, therefore eliminating the need to be repainted.
Wood Clad
Enjoy the timeless look of wood windows without the upkeep with our wood-clad frames. These windows are built from wood that has been specially treated to the core so that they’re impervious to rotting, water damage, and termites.
Composite
Our composite windows are crafted from a combination of wood fiber and thermoplastic polymer mixture that is stronger than a majority of other materials used in home window production. As a result, these windows are resistant to rotting, decaying, and fungal growth, plus they will never blister, peel, or corrode.
In addition to picking a material, you can personalize your double hung windows by choosing the exterior color and interior woodgrain finish. Once you decide on the perfect material and color for your windows, our highly experienced technicians will professionally install them at your home.
If you’d like to add double hung windows to your home, then contact Alliance WNC Windows today. We’re proud to be the top window company serving homeowners in Asheville and surrounding parts of Western North Carolina.
