APCO offers Vinyl, Wood, and Fiberglass Windows.

Double-Hung Windows

Double-hung windows convey a sense of traditional American design. They feature an upper and lower sash that slide vertically past each other and tilt in for easy cleaning.

Casement Windows
(Crank-Out)

These stylish windows lend a sense of elegance to any home, and they deliver the most unobstructed viewing areas, structural integrity, and ventilation of any operating window.

Colonial Casement Windows

Get the sense of traditional American design with the most structural integrity and ventilation of any operating window.

Picture Windows

Picture windows from APCO bring high-end design, gorgeous views and practical user-friendliness to your home.

Fixed Glass Window Walls

Customized window walls offer a completely different take on providing stunning views, adding natural light, and creating unique home designs.

Bay, Bow & Garden Windows

All three of these window types are highly prized for their aesthetic appeal, ability to add loads of gorgeous natural light, and high energy-efficiency.

Hopper Windows (For Basements)

These stylish windows lend a sense of elegance to any home, and they deliver the most unobstructed viewing areas, structural integrity, and ventilation of any operating window.

Half-Round Shaped Windows

Half-round shaped windows are typically used in conjunction with standard windows, creating an arching or arcing rounded top to the window rather than the topside terminating in a rough square.

Geometric Windows

These windows are often chosen specifically because they allow for the most customization and personality, allowing the buyer to find the perfect window, rather than one that simply fits “well enough.”

Cottage Style Windows

Cottage style windows are single hung or double hung windows, featuring an uneven sash with the larger sash on bottom. These windows allow you to preserve the classic features of your home or add authentic detail to a newer home.

Vinyl

Vinyl windows come in all shapes, colors, and sizes. They also come in different tiers of affordability.

Wood

APCO offers wood windows with a multitude of innovative features that clearly distinguish our wood windows and doors from other wood windows and doors.

Fiberglass

APCO’s Fiberglass windows offer more glass and less frame, which means narrow frame profiles and clean lines. Although they cost more than vinyl windows, fiberglass remains more stable in extreme temperatures.

Window Colors & Wood Grains

We offer a variety of standard color and wood grain options. Or, we can custom paint the exterior of your windows in any color you choose.

Glass Dividers

Glass dividers, which come in many different styles and designs, play a significant role in the architectural style of your home. You can design your own configuration at no extra cost in our vinyl windows lines.

Welded Frames

This unique welding process provides a professional-class look and enhanced fit and finish to vinyl replacement windows and patio doors.

Self-Cleaning Glass By Sunclean

The self-cleaning property of SunClean glass is made possible by a durable and transparent coating of titanium dioxide.

ProVia

• EcoliteTM
• AspectTM
• EndureTM
• AerisTM

Ply Gem

• 2000 Series
• Pro Series
• Premium Series

Sprouse

• Ultra

Marvin Windows

• Climate Control Glass
• Easy, Smooth Operation
• Integrated Shades

Simonton Windows

• Double Hung
• Casement
• 2-lite slider
• Picture
• Single Hung
• Single Slider

Jeld-Wen Windows

• Double hung
• Single hung
• Awning
• Fixed
• Sliding
• Casement

Wood Windows Vs. Vinyl Windows

It is important to weigh the benefits when doing a wood vs. vinyl window comparison, so you can decide which is the best choice for your particular situation.

Marvin Windows Vs Pella Windows

If you’re in the market for new windows, you’re likely comparing Marvin versus Pella. So, which window brand is better? Let’s sort out the facts.

Jeld-Wen Windows Vs Pella Windows

Both brands offer differences in price points, material, design options and customizability. Let’s have a look at two of the most well-regarded brands out there: Pella and Jeld-Wen.

Winter Heat Loss Prevention

Your windows play a big role in helping you prevent heat loss while also saving on energy bills. A poor-quality window can lose up to five or 10 times as much heat as an insulated wall.

Summer Heat Gain Prevention

A poor quality window can bleed your home of all of your conditioned air, and let in loads of gross humidity and heat.

Air Infiltration

A window’s air infiltration score details how much air leakage occurs at the joints in the frame. Much of what impacts heat gain and loss in a home is attributed to this.

Wind Load Capacity

The wind load of a window, often also referred to as the Design pressure or DP is the load that a window can withstand in a measurement of wind.

Condensation Resistance

Insulated frames, window spacers and inert gasses between panes are all effective ways of preventing condensation on the interior of your windows.

Visibility

Visibility rating is expressed in a number value that ranges from 0 at its lowest, and 1.0 at its highest. At 0.0 transmittance a window would let in practically no light or heat.

ENERGY STAR®

An efficient, ENERGY STAR® rated window helps by primarily adding an appreciable insulation factor that works to reduce solar heat gain and prevent heat loss.