Window Installation and Replacement Windows in NJ

RWC’s storm window offerings in NJ include:

Full Line of aluminum storm windows from Larson

Vinyl windows available from RWC include:

Full Line of Vinyl Windows from MI Windows and Doors

Full Line of Vinyl Windows from Simonton Windows

Full Line of vinyl windows from JeldWen

Full Line of Vinyl Windows from Crystal Windows

Full Line of Vinyl Windows from ProVia (Endure, Aspect, and EcoLite)

RWC currently provides aluminum windows from the following brands:

Full line of Aluminum products from Crystal Windows (residential and commercial)

Full line of Aluminum products from Northern (commercial)

Full line of Aluminum products from Winco (commercial)

Full line of Aluminum products from EFCO (commercial)

Fiberglass/composite windows available at RWC include:

Andersen 100 Series Composite windows

Marvin Essential Series Fiberglass windows

Our current wood/clad window offerings at RWC in NJ include:

Full lines of wood/clad windows from Marvin (Elevate Series & Signature Series)

Full lines of wood/clad windows from Andersen (200 series, 400 series, Woodwright, A-Series, E-Series)

Full lines of wood/clad windows from JeldWen (W-2500 Series, W-5500 Series, Siteline Series, Custom Series)

Full Line of wood/clad windows from ProVia (Aeris Series)

RWC Windows, Doors, Kitchens and Baths does not employ any sub-contractors. Every construction employee and window installation team member has been factory-trained and certified to install every product we supply. However, there are many home remodeling contractors that will subcontract out to us for their windows. If you already have a contractor, we are happy to collaborate with them.

With the new changes in the Lead Laws throughout the United States, it is important to only use a Lead Certified firm to complete your window installation project. Since 2010, RWC Windows, Doors, Kitchens and Baths has fulfilled the requirements of the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and of the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) Section 402, and has received certifications to conduct lead-based paint renovation, repair, and painting activities pursuant to 40 CFR Part 745.89.

Here at RWC, we are committed to providing our customers with the best home improvement experience. We do not employ aggressive commissioned sales people. RWC Windows, Doors, Kitchens, and Baths has been family-owned and operated since 1959. We are here to relieve your home improvement stress, not add to it by using high-pressure sales tactics.

RWC not only has the ability to supply our customers with products from some of the nation’s most well-known manufacturers, but we can also provide full service window installation. All members of our certified window installation crews have a minimum of 15 years of experience installing vinyl, fiberglass, aluminum, and wood products. RWC is one of the rare window retailers that allows you to comprehensively work with one team from the design phase all the way through final installation.

Get energy efficient windows and doors from contractors who are dedicated to delivering the highest level of quality and service. We are experts when it comes to window replacement installation and new window installation in Essex County, NJ, and it shows. Check out our reviews on Houzz and Google for honest opinions from our customers.

Upgrading your windows can come with a lot of questions like, how much will my window installation cost? We work with you and your budget to ensure that you can always accomplish your goals within a price range that won’t break the bank.

Replacing your windows can help to increase the overall aesthetic and energy efficiency of your home. There are several factors that determine the cost of window installation, including the frame material, glass size and type, number of glass panes, and brand. You will likely incur additional charges if structural repairs needed and if you wish to have your windows insulated and/or weatherproofed. The national average for the cost of window replacement is typically $650 per window, or between $200 and $1,800. At RWC, we will work with you to make sure your goals for your home are met while staying within your specific budget. Contact us for more information!

Both bow and bay windows can completely transform your home’s interior and exterior. They have a shell that projects outside of the home, and contain three or more panels of windows. A bay window’s structure consists of a picture window with two smaller windows on either side. A bow window is curved, with four to five same-sized windows creating a rounded appearance on the exterior of the home. 

In terms of cost, bow windows are often more expensive, at 1.5 to 2.5 times the price of their bay counterparts. Bow and bay windows both offer scenic views and more space for homeowners wanting to add in a dining nook or small work space. Learn more about bow vs. bay windows to help you choose the right style for your home today!

Once you’ve decided to replace your windows, it’s also a good idea to replace the window trim. High-quality window trim prevents the backflow of water between the architectural components of a home. If you’re looking to add visual excitement to your home’s exterior and increase the functionality of your window system, consider the following options: 

• Provincial
• Craftsman
• Ranch
• Colonial

The window trim you choose can make a huge difference in the appearance of your home, and it greatly depends on your unique style and taste. Check out our blog for more information on everything you need to know about exterior window trim.