Questions we hear a lot.

It depends on size, material (vinyl, fiberglass, composite or wood-clad), glass options and how many openings. Most full-frame windows we install run roughly $1,000–$1,700 each installed. The in-home estimate is free and gives you one written number.

Most ProVia fiberglass entry doors run about $3,500–$7,500 installed depending on size, glass, sidelites and hardware. Patio doors $3,000–$6,500; storm doors $700–$1,400.

Yes, when they're quality windows installed properly. You'll see it on the summer power bill first, then in comfort and noise, then at resale. The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten.

Quality windows: 20–30 years or more. ProVia fiberglass doors carry a lifetime warranty. The variable is the install — a great window set badly fails early, which is why we don't separate the two.

Yes. Financing is available on every project, including 24 months with no interest and no payments, upon credit approval. Ask at your consultation and we'll show you the options.

Any season works in Arkansas. Fall is popular because you're sealed up before winter and crews have more flexibility; spring gets you ready for the heat. We never leave an opening uncovered overnight regardless of season.

Single doors: usually the same day. Whole-house windows (10–20 openings): one to three working days. We'll give you a firm timeline at the estimate.

Estimates are usually scheduled within a few days. Product lead time after you order is typically 3–6 weeks depending on the manufacturer and options.

Vinyl is the value choice and fine in light colors. Fiberglass (Infinity by Marvin) is strongest and holds dark colors. Wood-clad (Andersen 400/A-Series) gives you a real wood interior. We bring samples of all three.

We're a Certified Andersen Contractor, an Infinity by Marvin authorized dealer and a ProVia Platinum dealer. Those are our favorites, not our limits — if you want something else, we can get it.

Low-E glass has a coating that reflects heat while letting light through; argon is an insulating gas between the panes. Together they're the single biggest energy upgrade for an Arkansas house, and they come standard on everything we sell.

Yes — black and bronze frames are the most requested finish right now. Fiberglass holds dark colors best; we'll steer you away from dark vinyl in full sun.

We protect floors and furniture, remove the old unit, inspect and repair the frame, set the new window or door plumb and square, flash and seal it, finish the trim and clean up. We explain as we go.

Our own in-house crews, trained on every product we sell. The owners hold Installation Masters certification, which is the standard the crews work to.

Yes. We often find water damage once the old unit is out. We assess it at the estimate when we can and fix it before the new unit goes in.

Two: the manufacturer's product warranty and our workmanship warranty on the installation. If something ever fogs, sticks or leaks, you call us and we handle it. You're our forever customer.