Replacement Wood Windows That Require Little Maintenance

You love the natural look of wood windows in your home and are considering having similar replacements installed. But then the thought of heavy maintenance—sealing, staining, painting—that wood windows require over the years has you reconsidering your options. At Global Home Improvement, we have the perfect solution: wood-clad windows. These windows look and feel like real wood but are crafted from highly durable and low-maintenance fiberglass.

Advantages of Wood-Clad Windows

As window replacement experts, we recommend fiberglass windows because of their impressive durability and performance. However, we certainly understand the allure of a real-wood look. We are proud to offer the best of both worlds with replacement wood-clad windows, which are prized for:

• A beautiful, warm, real-wood appearance – Wood windows with a low-maintenance exterior can be made with a variety of real wood materials for the interior.
• Excellent durability – Wood windows with an aluminum-clad or fiberglass exterior won’t crack, peel, rot, or corrode.
• Flexibility – Interior frames can be sealed and stained to complement the wood finishes in your home, or you can paint them in the color of your choice. Wood windows come in a variety of styles such as double-hung, casement, and picture.
• Insulative properties – Wood windows offer the best insulative value and can improve the comfort and appearance of your home.

Designing Your Wood Windows

To start your project, we will schedule a no-hassle, in-home consultation during which we will help you design your new windows. Wood materials range from standard options, such as pine, Douglas fir, white oak, and cherry, to unusual wood species, like maple, black walnut, and western red cedar. Additionally, we offer a variety of factory-applied stains and finishes to create the perfect look for your new windows.

Learn More About Our Wood-Clad Windows

For more information about the hardwearing and low-maintenance benefits of replacement wood windows, contact Global Home Improvement today. When you do, be sure to ask about our price-match guarantee and lifetime workmanship warranty. We are located in Springfield, New Jersey, and Feasterville-Trevose, Pennsylvania, and serve nearby cities, including Southampton, PA; Bensalem, PA; Holland, PA; Richboro, PA; Warminster, PA; Willow Grove, PA; Langhorne, PA; Summit, NJ; Chatham, NJ; Madison, NJ; and Montclair, NJ.

Common Wood Window FAQs

Find out answers to some common fiberglass window questions! Contact us today to learn more about how they’ll improve your home!

• How do wood windows compare to other window materials?
  Wood windows excel in terms of aesthetics and insulation. Compared to vinyl, they offer a warmer look and better energy efficiency. While aluminum is more durable, wood provides superior insulation and a more natural appearance. Fiberglass windows are also durable, but wood offers a classic charm that many homeowners prefer.
• How much maintenance do wood windows require?
  Wood windows require regular maintenance to preserve their beauty and functionality. This includes periodic repainting or staining, as well as sealing to protect against moisture. However, with proper care, wood windows can last for many years.
• Are wood windows durable?
  Wood windows can be very durable when properly maintained. The choice of wood species and the quality of construction play a significant role in their longevity. Regular maintenance, including repainting or staining, is essential to protect the wood from the elements and prevent rot or decay.
• Can wood windows withstand harsh weather conditions?
  Wood windows can withstand harsh weather conditions when properly cared for. High-quality wood windows with appropriate finishes and sealing can resist moisture, temperature fluctuations, and strong winds. However, it’s important to choose a wood species suitable for your climate and to maintain the windows regularly.
• Are wood windows energy efficient?
  Yes, wood windows can be highly energy efficient. They offer excellent insulation, helping to reduce heat transfer and energy consumption. Modern wood windows often incorporate advanced glazing options and weatherstripping to further enhance their energy performance.
• Do wood windows reduce noise pollution?
  Wood windows can help reduce noise pollution. The density of wood and the ability to customize the glazing options contribute to sound reduction. However, the effectiveness of noise reduction also depends on factors such as window thickness and the type of glass used.
• How much do wood windows cost?
  The cost of wood windows varies depending on the wood species, size, style, and additional features. Generally, wood windows are considered a premium option compared to vinyl or aluminum. However, their long-term value and energy savings can offset the higher initial cost.