Our experienced team installs windows from top brands like Pella, Andersen, Norandex, and ProVia and works with vinyl, fiberglass, and other frame materials. We’re not tied to a single product line, which means we can recommend the right windows for your home, whether you’re replacing aging units or adding something new.

Because we’re a full-service exterior renovation company, we can handle even complex projects such as:

Installing new windows in additions or remodels
Adding or enlarging window openings
Replacing oversized or specialty units like bay, bow, or picture windows

Double-hung windows: Classic and versatile, with two movable sashes for easy ventilation and cleaning.

Casement windows: Crank-operated and hinged at the side, ideal for catching breezes and maximizing airflow without compromising security or function.

Sliding windows: Smooth-gliding design that saves space while providing wide, horizontal views.

Bay and bow windows: Project outward to create more interior space, natural light, and dramatic curb appeal.

Picture windows: Large, fixed panes that frame outdoor views and flood rooms with daylight.

Awning and hopper windows: Compact, top- or bottom-hinged styles perfect for basements, bathrooms, or hard-to-reach spots.

But glass is only half the equation, even the best-rated window can't compensate for a gap in the framing. Long-term performance depends just as much on the installation:

Frame condition: Damaged or compromised materials should be caught before the new window goes in.
Flashing and drainage: Proper flashing directs moisture away from the structure, reducing leaks and rot.
Insulation around the opening: Air gaps here cause drafts and energy loss, even with efficient glass.
Trim and finish: Protects the window system while keeping a clean appearance.
Structural adjustments: Custom sizes or specialty styles may need framing changes for a proper install.

Consultation and window selection: We evaluate your existing windows, discuss your goals, answer questions, and help you compare styles, materials, features, and budget options.
Precise measurements: Each opening is measured carefully so your replacement windows can be ordered for a proper fit, especially in older homes or custom openings.
Window ordering and scheduling: Once selections are finalized, your windows are ordered from the manufacturer. Lead times vary based on product availability, window style, specialty features, and seasonal demand.
Installation: Our crews remove the old windows, inspect the openings, address any necessary repairs, install the new units, seal and insulate around the openings, complete trim details, and test operation.
Cleanup and final walkthrough: Once installation is complete, we clean the work area, remove old materials, review the finished project, go over applicable warranties, and answer any remaining questions.

Are my windows leaking?
Look for signs like water stains, dampness around frames, condensation between panes, or drafts near the window. We can assess whether repair or replacement is needed.
What are the signs my windows need to be replaced?
Difficulty opening or closing windows, rising energy bills, fogging between panes, and significant temperature variations near windows are all signs it may be time to replace them.
How long do window seals last?
Most double- or triple-pane window seals last 10 to 20 years. Once the seal fails, insulating gas escapes, and condensation may appear between panes. If you’re seeing condensation between panes, the insulation value of your windows is significantly decreased.
Do new windows really lower energy costs?
Yes, modern windows with insulated glass, Low-E coatings, and advanced weatherstripping significantly reduce heat loss in winter and cooling loss in summer, especially if they’re replacing low-quality or single-pane windows with compromised weatherstripping.
Can replacement windows help reduce outside noise?
Yes. Modern replacement windows can help reduce noise from road traffic, neighborhoods, and other exterior sources. Double-pane and upgraded glass packages often provide noticeable improvements, although no window can eliminate outside noise completely.
What happens if hidden damage is found around a window opening?
If rot, water damage, structural deterioration, or improper flashing is discovered, repairs should be completed before installation continues. Addressing these issues protects the performance of your new windows and helps prevent future problems.
How should I prepare my home before window installation day?
Before installation, remove items from window sills, move furniture away from work areas, and take down blinds, curtains, and window treatments. If your windows have alarm sensors, discuss them with your installer beforehand, and ensure crews have clear access to both interior and exterior work areas.

One of the benefits of hiring a skilled crew exterior remodeling professionals is their ability to identify hidden problems around the opening. Some of the most common conditions we uncover include:

Hidden water damage: Moisture intrusion often occurs behind trim and siding where it may go unnoticed for years.
Rot around window openings: Repeated moisture exposure can cause wood components around the opening to deteriorate and weaken.
Improper flashing: Older homes sometimes contain outdated or incorrectly installed flashing systems that increase the risk of future water intrusion.
Insulation gaps: Inadequate insulation around the opening can contribute to drafts, comfort issues, and energy loss.
Structural deterioration: Water damage, age, or previous repairs may affect framing components that need to be addressed before new windows are installed.

When issues are discovered, our team will explain the situation and recommend appropriate solutions before installation continues. With experienced in-house carpenters on staff, Advantage Roofing & Exteriors can address many framing, trim, and structural concerns that may be uncovered during the replacement process.

Broad product selection: We install windows from top brands in a variety of materials, styles, and price points.
Custom solutions: Our experienced team can handle unique openings, specialty projects, and challenging installations other companies may avoid.
Local expertise: We know what works for West Michigan homes and help homeowners choose products that hold up to our regional climate.
Reputation for quality: With over 600 five-star Google reviews, we’re known for excellent service and results that last.
Attention to detail: From precise measurements to expert installation and thorough cleanup, we make sure every project is done right.

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