Casement
Windows
Side-hinged for maximum airflow and unobstructed views. Crank open to catch the breeze — engineered for Georgia homes.
What is a Casement Window?
A casement window is hinged on one side and swings outward like a door when you turn a crank handle. The single sash opens fully, directing breezes into your home and providing an unobstructed view with no meeting rail in the middle.
The crank mechanism makes casement windows ideal for hard-to-reach locations — above kitchen sinks, behind furniture, or anywhere a sliding window would be awkward to operate. When closed, the crank pulls the sash tight against the frame for the best seal of any operable window.
Benefits of Casement Windows
Casement windows combine effortless operation with superior performance — making them a top choice for modern Georgia homes.
Maximum Ventilation
The entire sash swings open, so 100% of the window opening is available for airflow — more than any sliding or hung window.
Unobstructed Views
No meeting rail divides the glass. A single pane provides a clear, expansive sightline from edge to edge.
Superior Energy Seal
The crank mechanism presses the sash firmly against the frame on all sides, creating a compression seal that outperforms sliding windows.
Easy Operation
A simple turn of the crank handle opens and closes the window with minimal effort — perfect for hard-to-reach spots above sinks or furniture.
Excellent Security
Multi-point locking hardware embeds into the frame at multiple locations, making casement windows extremely difficult to force open from outside.
Weather Resistant
The outward-opening sash acts as a shield, deflecting rain away from the opening so you can ventilate even during light showers.
Low Maintenance
Vinyl and fiberglass frames never need painting. The simple hinge-and-crank mechanism has fewer moving parts than sliding systems.
Design Flexibility
Available in a wide range of sizes, frame colors, and grille patterns. Pair with picture windows or stack multiple units for a custom look.
Premium Features We Include
Not all casement windows are created equal. Here's what separates a quality window from the rest.
Low-E Glass Coatings
Microscopically thin metallic layers reflect infrared heat while admitting visible light, keeping your home cooler in summer and warmer in winter.
Argon Gas Fill
Inert argon gas between panes reduces heat transfer more effectively than air alone, improving thermal performance by up to 30%.
Multi-Point Locks
Locking hardware engages at multiple points along the sash for a tighter weatherseal and significantly stronger security against forced entry.
Folding Crank Handle
The handle folds flat against the frame when not in use, allowing curtains and blinds to hang flush without interference.
Premium Weatherstripping
Continuous compression weatherstripping around all four sides of the sash blocks drafts and moisture infiltration year-round.
Warm-Edge Spacers
Non-metallic spacer systems between panes reduce heat conduction at the glass edge and minimize interior condensation.
Where Casement Windows Shine
Their crank-open design makes casement windows the ideal choice for locations where reach and airflow matter most.
Kitchens
Crank operation is perfect above sinks — open and close without leaning over the counter.
Bathrooms
Vent steam and moisture quickly with full-opening airflow while maintaining privacy.
Above Countertops & Furniture
The crank handle eliminates the need to push or pull — ideal for windows behind desks, shelves, or appliances.
Alongside Picture Windows
Pair flanking casements with a fixed picture window for a stunning combination of views and ventilation.
Basements
Full-opening egress meets building codes and lets in maximum fresh air to below-grade spaces.
Casement vs. Double Hung
Two excellent window styles with different strengths. Here's how they compare so you can choose the right fit.
Our recommendation: Choose casement windows where maximum airflow and a tight seal matter most — kitchens, bathrooms, and hard-to-reach spots. Double-hung is ideal where screens and classic styling are the priority.
ENERGY STAR Certified
Our casement windows meet or exceed ENERGY STAR requirements for the Southern climate zone. The superior compression seal means even less air infiltration than other operable styles — keeping your energy bills low year-round.
$101–$583 saved per year when replacing single-pane windows with ENERGY STAR certified windows
Up to 99% UV blocking with Low-E glass — protects furniture, floors, and artwork from fading
25–30% of home energy is lost through windows — high-performance replacements are one of the most impactful upgrades
Ready for New Casement Windows?
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