Window replacement in Hudson and nearby towns
New windows that seal out drafts and noise, flashed and trimmed properly on the outside. If you're also replacing siding, we install both together so the windows and siding are sealed as one system.
Replacement or full-frame?
We'll recommend one at the measure, based on the condition of your current frames.
Keeps your existing frame
The new window fits inside the old frame. Your interior trim stays in place, so it's faster and costs less.
Best when: the existing frames are solid, square and free of rot.
Down to the rough opening
We remove the whole old window and frame, fix any damage, and flash the opening before the new window goes in. You get more glass area and a fully sealed opening.
Best when: frames are rotted, or you're also replacing siding.
Every window job, in the order we do it
Precise measurement
We measure every opening. Windows are made to order, so exact sizes matter.
Permit and window order
We pull the permit your town requires and order your windows. Most take a few weeks to be made.
Removal
We take out the old sashes, or the whole window for full-frame, and haul everything away.
Opening prep and flashing
We check for rot, repair what's needed and flash the opening so water stays out.
Installation
Each window is set level and square, then sealed and insulated around the edges to stop drafts.
Exterior trim
New exterior trim or capping, finished to match your siding.
Interior finish
Interior trim is reset or replaced as needed so every window looks finished inside.
Cleanup
We clean up inside and out and take all old windows and debris with us.
Final walkthrough
We open, close and lock every window with you and adjust anything you're not happy with.
Which window frame is right for you?
| Frame | Typical lifespan | Upkeep | Good fit for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vinyl | 20–30 years | Very little | Best value, energy efficient, most homes |
| Fiberglass / composite | 30–40 years | Very little | Stronger frames, slimmer look, darker colors |
| Wood, clad exteriorWood inside, aluminum or vinyl outside | 30+ years | Finish the interior wood | Historic homes and wood interiors |
Windows FAQ
How long does it take to get new windows?
Windows are made to order, so there's usually a wait of a few weeks after you sign. Installation itself is quick. Most homes take one to three days.
Should I replace windows and siding at the same time?
If you're planning both, yes. Doing them together lets us flash each window into the new house wrap and trim everything once, which gives you the best seal and usually saves money.
Double-pane or triple-pane?
Double-pane Low-E glass is the right choice for most homes. Triple-pane adds more quiet and insulation, and makes the most sense for rooms facing a busy road or north-facing walls.
Is the measure really free?
Yes. The on-site measurement and written quote are both free, with no obligation.
Get your exact price
Tell us about your project and we'll schedule a free on-site measurement.