Why vinyl? Vinyl continues to be the overwhelming material of choice of homeowners. Vinyl windows have dominated the booming home improvement business for many years. Vinyl has rapidly replaced wood and aluminum as the most popular material used in residential windows. This popularity is due in part to vinyl's characteristics that deliver impressive thermal performance and eliminate maintenance. Vinyl's toughness and durability make it the most widely used plastic for building and construction applications such as siding, windows, single-ply roofing membranes, fencing, decking, wallcoverings and flooring. Common Reasons Cited to Replace Windows Existing windows leak air, water Existing windows do not operate Existing window glass is fogged Existing window is rotted or corroded  To fight energy waste and cut utility bills For a more comfortable living space To improve property's marketable value To update an older home's appeal To reduce sound for more quiet in home Your home is a prime candidate for replacement windows if it was built more than seven years ago with either aluminum or wood. Back then, less thought was given to energy-saving windows partly because energy was inexpensive. Homes were built quickly with inefficient single pane or inadequate double pane windows. Many builders installed windows back then that would not even pass today's building codes! Home Craftsman vinyl windows and PowerPane glass technology were simply unavailable.  Meanwhile, energy costs continue to rise. Locally, natural gas prices have increased about 8% from a year ago, and electricity costs have gone up about 9%. Energy costs are likely to continue to increase in the future. Utility officials recommend that homeowners take steps to make their homes more energy efficient to reduce their heating bills and cut air conditioning costs. Replacing old fashioned, conventional steel, aluminum, or wood windows with our energy-saving vinyl products is a substantive home improvement that will reap long-term energy savings.  A study comparing the economics of vinyl building products to "traditional" materials found significant cost savings in using vinyl products. Please use these links to learn more about vinyl the material. How is vinyl made?  Contact Us today for more information! Click on the graph above to enlarge, showing how vinyl continues to displace both wood and aluminum as the material of choice for window design. Vinyl windows dominate the replacement and remodeling market. Every year, more vinyl windows are installed than any other window type. The upward trend is projected to continue, displacing aluminum and all wood window types. New window materials, such as fiberglass and composite products continue to grow. Windows made with these new materials join vinyl in displacing conventional aluminum and wood windows.

Up until now, vinyl windows hadn't been designed to capture the great look of wood. At Home Craftsman, we've got an exclusive window design - there's nothing else like it anywhere. Our contoured face profile and matching interior features create a striking accent to your home of warm elegance and traditional beauty. Home Craftsman vinyl windows add a stunning new look to any home. Our vinyl windows are guaranteed to last a lifetime.  Our Warranty