We offer expertly-designed windows and doors, backed by service and support you can count on. JELD-WEN offers an extensive selection of window styles, interior and exterior doors, innovative wall systems, and building products for new construction and remodeling. You can also find energy-efficient options to help you save on your energy costs.
Window Styles
Window styles are a key element of home design, affecting everything from interior light levels and airflow to energy costs and aesthetics. Many homeowners believe that all windows in a home should follow the same style, but thoughtful combinations allow you to optimize natural light, improve ventilation, and enhance visual appeal.
Casement windows hinge from one side and open like a door, allowing for large glass areas that maximize sunlight and views. They are available in a variety of finishes and materials, including timber cladding or aluminum.
Frosted windows offer privacy without blocking natural light. They come in a variety of patterns and degrees of translucency to suit any design aesthetic.
Slider (or glider) windows slide open from the side, offering maximum ventilation in a smaller space. These windows are popular in bathrooms and kitchens, where a narrow opening is needed. They also provide unobstructed views when placed high on a wall. Energy-efficient sliding windows are a good choice for any room in the home, and can help reduce energy bills thanks to advanced coatings and insulated frames.
Energy Efficiency
Upgrade your home with new windows that boost energy efficiency, indoor comfort, and style. Drafty old windows allow outside air to make its way into your climate-controlled interior, putting a strain on your AC system and resulting in higher energy bills.
New windows with an ENERGY STAR certification, meanwhile, minimize heat transfer through advanced frame materials and glass technologies. These include insulated frames, multiple panes of glass with argon gas fill, and specialized coatings that help reduce UV penetration into interior spaces.
For optimum energy efficiency, consider fiberglass frames that expand and contract minimally as temperatures change. These frames also resist corrosion and moisture better than aluminum alternatives, which easily conducts heat and leads to rot over time. In addition to energy efficiency, consider double-hung windows that can be opened from the top or bottom for ventilation. These provide unobstructed views and enhanced privacy while boosting indoor comfort and energy savings. You might also opt for awning and casement windows for added versatility.
Budget
A clear budget is essential to planning and executing window replacement projects, ensuring that homeowners achieve their goals within financial constraints. Understanding the factors that influence cost helps homeowners make informed decisions about materials, styles, and upgrades that best align with their objectives.
Glazing Upgrades: Options like double or triple-pane glass, inert gas fills (like argon, krypton, or xenon), and low-E coatings lower visible light and block radiant heat transfer, raising energy efficiency. Installation Complexity: Larger windows and custom-sized openings require more time and expertise to install, increasing labor costs.
Local Rebates and Discounts
Some utilities and insurance companies offer rebates or premium discounts for impact-rated windows, lowering upfront costs and improving the return on investment. Additionally, Reece offers bulk pricing and monthly specials to reduce per-window pricing. The company also participates in PACE programs to increase financing options for impact-rated replacement windows. Combined with state tax incentives and grants, these programs can significantly cut the costs of a comprehensive impact-rated home installation.
Installation
Like most Florida cities, Lakeland is hot and humid. Summers bring average highs of 90o and lows of 70o, with afternoon thunderstorms. Winters are drier but still warm, with temperatures rarely dropping below 50o.
Located between Tampa and Orlando, Lakeland is the kind of small city that surprises people—not with over-the-top attractions but with its warmth, character, and strong sense of community. The city is blessed with 38 lakes, making it a haven for outdoor recreation and peaceful parks where families gather.
Lakeland is also a strong business center, with many mom-and-pop and national brands calling the city home. It’s the corporate headquarters for Publix Supermarkets and Saddle Creek Logistics, and home to regional hubs or distribution centers for GEICO Insurance, Rooms To Go, Well Dyne, Southern Wine & Spirits, and Advanced Auto Parts. The city is also home to Southeastern University and Florida Southern College, which houses the largest single-site collection of Frank Lloyd Wright architecture in the world.