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Casement Windows
Casement windows are crank-style windows that can open outward or inward, hinging from the left or right.
Grand Rapids Replacement Windows
We’ve installed thousands of residential replacement windows for your neighbors in Grand Rapids and throughout West Michigan. If you’re unsure what replacement windows you need, we will work with you to find the best options that suit your home and your budget. Combining our expert window replacement services with top window brands like ProVia gives you the highest quality windows in West Michigan.
Window Brands We Offer
ProVia windows
We’re Certified and Preferred ProVia Window Installers in Grand Rapids. ProVia windows are the perfect blend of energy efficiency and durability. ProVia has been a leader in window innovation since 1977. With thousands of vinyl and wood-clad vinyl options to choose from, ProVia has windows to fit any home.
Pella windows
Pella windows combine innovative design with lasting durability, making them a top choice for homeowners who want style without sacrificing performance. Known for their energy efficiency, customizable styles, and industry-leading warranties, Pella offers premium window solutions for every room of the house.
11 Window Types We Offer in Michigan
Bow Windows
Bow-shaped windows are perfect for bringing in as much natural light as possible. These windows extrude from the home and are made up of multiple casement windows.
Specialty Windows
Custom designed windows created to fit your home’s size and shape.
Awning Windows
Awning Windows are crank-style, outward swinging windows that allow for proper ventilation - commonly used in bathrooms or exposed basements.
Sliding Windows
Sliding windows open and close on a track from left to right and are commonly used for floor-to-ceiling entryways and large windows.
Egress Windows
Egress windows are most commonly used as emergency exit windows in lower levels or basements. These windows must meet all size and building code regulations.
Picture Windows
Picture windows are extremely energy efficient because they area sealed shut. These windows make a great accent piece and let in lots of natural light when positioned correctly.
Double Hung Windows
Double hung windows can be opened from the top or bottom and provide excellent ventilation for your home.
Palladian Windows
Palladian windows are comprised of 3 separate windows - 2 smaller rectangular windows with one taller, rounded window in-between. These are best for homes looking to improve curb appeal.
Oriel Windows
Oriel windows extrude from the wall and are typically comprised of 3 or more different windows to create a curved, rectangle, or half-hexagon shape.
Skylight
Skylights are a great choice if you want to increase the amount of natural light entering your home. Correct placement can also help assist in providing natural heat.
Signs Your Windows Need to Be Replaced
If your windows are getting old or aren’t doing their job anymore, it may be time to consider replacing your windows. Some of the most common signs you need to replace your windows include:
- Decaying and cracking frames or glass
- Difficulty opening or closing windows
- Failure to keep noise out
- Increased energy bills
- Cold drafts
- Excessive window condensation
4 Advantages of Replacing Your Windows
- Lower Energy Bills:
replacement windows help keep the heat in, and the cold out - allowing your heating and cooling systems to work more efficiently. - Improved Curb Appeal:
new, high-quality windows will improve the appearance of your home - making it look more modern and sophisticated. - Reduce Noise:
properly installed and insulated windows will help muffle the noise occurring outside your home - allowing for a more comfortable, quiet living environment. - Increase Home Value:
replacement windows are one of the best ways to increase your home’s resale value because it improves the aesthetics of your home while also increasing energy efficiency.
Window Materials
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Wood-Clad Vinyl Windows: Wood-clad vinyl windows are durable, energy-efficient windows built to combine real wood interiors with vinyl exteriors. Wood-clad windows provide the authentic look of wood inside while resisting warping and exterior moisture damage. -
Vinyl Windows: Vinyl windows are made of durable PVC and are some of the most popular windows on the market. As one of the best heat-resistant window options, vinyl windows are extremely energy efficient.
How Much Do Replacement Windows Cost in Grand Rapids?
On average, replacement windows cost between $626 and $1,716 per window in Grand Rapids, MI. Window replacement costs highly depend on the type and number of windows you installed. Generally, the more windows you need to be installed, the lower the per-window cost will be. For the most accurate quote on your window replacement project, contact the Window experts at Premier. If you're interested in a payment plan, ask us about our window financing!
Easy Window Financing in Grand Rapids
Premier offers flexible financing options for window replacement in Grand Rapids and the surrounding areas in Michigan. We offer 2 window financing plans: the Traditional Installment Loan offers a fixed APR of 8.99%-15.99% with 12-144 month terms, while the 12-month Same-As-Cash Loan has a 19.99% APR and 24-134 month terms. Contact our financing team to get started or to learn more about our payment plan options.
Free Estimates for Window Replacement
Trust Premiers’ experienced contractors for a hassle-free window replacement experience. We offer free, no-obligation estimates to ensure full transparency and help you make informed decisions for your home.
Frequently asked window questions
Can you replace your windows in the winter?
Yes. Windows can be replaced year-round, including the winter months when it's cold and snowy.
Is it more affordable to replace all your windows at once?
The per-window cost will usually decrease as you replace more windows. Replacing one window at a time will end up being more expensive compared to replacing them all at once.
Can you replace a window without replacing the frame?
Replacing a window without replacing the frame is called a pocket window replacement. This is possible but is usually only a good idea if your window frames are in good condition.
How do you know when you should replace your windows?
Drafts, mold, warping, cracks and stained glass are all signs you may need to replace the windows on your home.