Commercial Window Replacement
Servicing Windows for Hotels, Office Buildings, Storefronts, Apartments, & More
If you’re considering updating the windows of your commercial property, Emmons can provide the commercial window replacement services that you need. Replacing existing windows can have significant benefits for your building. In particular, getting new windows can improve the energy efficiency of your property, so it’s a great solution if you want to make your building greener.
As a trusted commercial window contractor, the team at Emmons is trained and experienced in working on buildings of all kinds. For instance, we can replace windows for retail shops, banks, churches, offices, apartment buildings, and hotels. Best of all, our team is committed to providing outstanding customer service. To that end, we perform thorough assessments so that we can create fully transparent window replacement estimates and communicate with you at every step of the project. We’ll also ensure that your project is completed in a timely manner without causing too much disruption to your business, customers, or tenants.
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Commercial Window Installation
While commercial window replacement may not be one of your top priorities, it’s worth considering because of the benefits. With improved energy efficiency, new windows can enhance tenant and employee comfort, decrease operating costs, and increase property values. Even with the initial replacement cost, installing new commercial windows is cheaper than keeping your old windows. You’ll save on the cost of maintenance and the heat loss and gain that occurs with aging windows. At Emmons, we only work with high-quality products and materials to ensure that you reap all of these benefits.
Commercial Window Materials
When it comes to commercial window replacement, there are a few different frame materials to choose from. Emmons primarily installs aluminum, vinyl, and wood window frames. One of these might be better than the others for your property because of the climate in your location and the structure of your building. While one of our commercial window contractors can recommend the optimal frame material for your property, it’s helpful to know a little bit about each.
Aluminum Windows
With great durability and strength, aluminum windows are ideal for replacing unconventionally sized windows because the material can be molded to fit. They can be painted any color, require little maintenance and effectively block outside noise. They also resist breaks, cracks and dents and have a long life span. However, they could be less energy efficient than other window frames.
Vinyl Windows
If energy is a deciding factor for your commercial window replacement project, vinyl windows are an excellent solution. These hollow frames can be filled with insulation, which increases their energy efficiency. These are the most common windows found in residential construction. On the downside, vinyl isn’t as durable as aluminum and they are resistant to paint.
Wood Windows
In general, wood frames are energy efficient, and many historic buildings use them because they have a long life span. However, wood expands and contracts with changes in temperature, which makes them susceptible to cracking and rotting. For these reasons, wood window frames require regular maintenance, much more than vinyl and aluminum windows need.
Types of Commercial Windows
There are nearly an endless number of commercial window types. From awning, casement, and dormer windows to gable, sash, and ventilator windows, the possibilities for your commercial window replacement are broad. The team at Emmons can handle any type of window installation, including skylights and custom commercial window requests. Our experts can help you choose which type of windows will work best for your property.
- Awning Windows
- Bay Windows
- Casement Windows
- Clerestory Windows
- Corner Windows
- Dormer Windows
- Double-Hung Windows
- Fixed Windows
- Gable Windows
- Lantern Windows
- Picture Windows
- Pivoted Windows
- Sash Windows
- Single-Hung Windows
- Skylights
- Sliding Windows
- Transom Windows
- Ventilator Windows
Why Choose Emmons For Your Commercial Window Replacement?
When you need a commercial window contractor, put your trust in Emmons to do the job right. We’ve built a great reputation for providing excellent commercial window replacement services in South Jersey, the Jersey Shore, and southeastern Pennsylvania. We’re fully insured and licensed in these areas, and our team has more than 30 years of experience in completing window installation projects of all kinds. No matter how many commercial windows that you want to replace, or their size and shape, we’ll use top-notch product brands and perform high-quality workmanship.
Everyone at Emmons prioritizes customer service. If you don’t understand enough about commercial windows, our specialists are happy to explain each option so that you can make an informed decision. If you still find it difficult to choose, we can provide honest recommendations based on the location, size and style of your property. We’ll give you a fully transparent estimate and never charge hidden fees.
Commercial Window Replacement Cost Factors
Window style, frame material, and installation are a few factors which will affect how much your commercial window replacement project will cost. At Emmons, we want you to be fully prepared for the impact of each factor so that you can fit your project into your budget. Although we’ve provided an overview of them below, don’t hesitate to ask us for details about how your window choices affect your overall cost.
Window Style
Nearly all new commercial windows have two panes of glass and an insulating layer of either air or gas in between. Air-filled windows are slightly cheaper than argon-filled windows, but they don’t insulate as well. Krypton-filled windows are an option that offers better insulation but costs more than argon-filled windows. Getting a tint or low-e coating will raise the price as well.
Frame Material
The material that you choose for your frame and any special coatings or finishes are major factors in the cost of your commercial window replacement project. For example, an acrylic finish on aluminum frames is cost effective, but the color fades or bleeds rather quickly. Choosing a polyvinylidene fluoride, fluorocarbon or Kynar finish instead is more expensive but will last longer.
Installation
How your new commercial windows are installed can have a big impact on the cost of your project. You’ll save money if you can recover the existing window frames and only replace the glass panes and fixtures on your windows. If the existing frames are damaged beyond reuse, we may have to replace them and the sashes too, which is the most expensive scenario.
