Replacement Windows

At this Farmington, Illinois home, eight aging double-hung windows were replaced. Several of the original windows had weathered exterior paint and worn sill and trim surfaces. Hometown Windows and Doors installed eight white double-hung replacement windows within the existing stone openings and completed the visible exterior finishing. The photographs show five views of the finished windows, together with three before photos documenting the condition of the original windows. The completed installation refreshes the windows while preserving the home's stone exterior.

At this home in Creve Coeur, Illinois, Hometown Windows and Doors replaced four older steel-framed basement windows with white Vero picture windows. The original units showed weathering and visible rust, and one interior before photo shows taped coverings over an old basement window. We removed the old steel-framed windows and fitted fixed-glass Vero replacements into the basement's existing foundation openings. The project photos show exterior and interior views of selected openings before and after the replacement, including the new white frames set against the concrete-block foundation.

Hometown Windows and Doors completed a window and storm door replacement project at a brick home in Morton, Illinois. We replaced the home's large front window group with two white Vero double-hung replacement windows and one Vero picture window. The new three-window arrangement updates the look while complementing the home's brick exterior and dark green shutters. We also replaced the storm door and installed new exterior wrapping on two additional windows.

Hometown Windows and Doors completed replacement windows and a sliding patio door on this Glasford, IL home. The finished photos document a white five-panel bow window, white double-hung replacement windows, and a completed white sliding glass patio door with coordinated exterior trim. Before and installation photos show the former wood-framed bow window, original three-panel window, and patio-door opening during the replacement process.

At Pentecostal Lighthouse in Pekin, the existing windows and surrounding openings showed age and visible wear. Hometown removed the old units, prepared the openings, and installed white replacement windows, using obscured privacy glass in selected areas. The crew completed interior and exterior sealing and finish work. Before, during, and after photos document the older windows, removed units, an interior installation in progress, and completed white double-hung windows. The obscured-glass sections admit daylight while limiting views through those windows.

This brick home in Washington, IL received 13 black double-hung replacement windows. One area shown in the photos is a recessed porch opening with three windows grouped together, framed by brick columns. Hometown installed and sealed the new units, completed the exterior trim, and checked the porch window assembly during installation. The photos show both the close-up fit of that window group and its appearance from the front of the home. The finished black frames and trim give the openings a consistent look against the brick.

This East Peoria project replaced a window and a sliding patio door while keeping the surrounding siding in place. Hometown installed matching white units, finished the perimeter sealing, and completed the exterior trim where the new frames meet the existing siding. The project photo documents the finished replacement window, including its white frame and clean siding junction. The completed window and patio door give the home's openings a consistent white appearance without changing the surrounding siding.

At this Peoria home, some older windows had peeling paint and visible wear around the exterior sills. Hometown Windows and Doors completed replacement-window work, prepared the openings, fitted the new windows, and finished the perimeter sealing and exterior trim. Project photos document the worn window conditions, upper-level window openings, installation stages, and completed exterior trim. The result is a cleaner, more consistent appearance around the replacement windows.

This Bloomington home had aging white double-hung windows, with visible wear on some exterior trim and sill areas. Hometown Windows and Doors installed white double-hung replacement units while retaining the home's familiar white-window appearance. Photos taken inside and outside document the original window conditions, the trim and siding junctions, and the finished windows. The completed exterior views show the fitted white frames, lower-sash screen details, and how the new units meet the existing siding.

At a Peoria home with painted vertical siding, removing the old window trim exposed older painted surfaces and gaps around an existing window opening. Hometown Windows and Doors prepared the opening, fitted a dark-framed replacement window, completed perimeter sealing, and finished the exterior with metal trim. The photos show opening preparation, head and sill details, and the completed replacement window against the home's existing siding.

Replacing this large curved, multi-pane window required careful work on the opening before the new unit could be installed. After removing the existing window and old sill materials, the crew exposed framing sections, prepared the lower opening, and checked alignment with a level. They then prepared the framing for the replacement and installed the new multi-pane window. The project photos document removal of the curved sections, sill preparation, framing and alignment checks, and the installation process. The finished result is a replacement window fitted into the prepared opening.

This Washington, Illinois project focused on replacing windows across multiple areas of a two-story home. Hometown Windows and Doors removed older window materials, prepared the openings, fitted new replacement windows, and finished perimeter sealing and trim. The project photographs document work at upper-story openings, completed windows set into brick and siding, a corner-window installation from inside, and views of the finished exterior. The result is a coordinated set of replacement-window openings with finished trim against the home's existing exterior.

This Metamora home's front elevation combines brick, vinyl siding, and decorative shutters. Hometown installed black-framed replacement windows with screens and exterior trim while working within those existing exterior details. Close-up photos show a finished frame, screen, trim, and siding junction; wider views show how the dark windows look across the front of the home. The completed openings have a consistent black-framed finish that works with the home's original brick-and-siding exterior.

At this Peoria home, two basement windows were replaced within compact openings in the concrete-block foundation. Hometown fitted new white replacement windows into the existing openings, completed perimeter sealing, and finished the edges against the surrounding block. The photographs show the completed installations from inside the basement, including the frames, sills, and foundation surfaces. The result is two neatly finished white basement windows within the original lower-level openings.