Skip to content
First Class Windows & Doors

Casement & Awning Windows

Casement window configuration diagram

Stylish & Functional Casement and Awning Windows

Our vinyl casement and awning windows are designed with smooth, side- or top-hinged operation, bringing together timeless beauty and advanced functionality.

Casement windows swing outward with a sleek crank, allowing you to capture side breezes and enjoy full ventilation, while awning windows open from the bottom, creating a protective shield that lets you enjoy fresh air—even during light rain. Both styles seal tightly when closed, enhancing insulation and helping you save on energy costs year-round.

Whether placed in kitchens, bathrooms, basements, or living spaces, they complement your home’s architecture while providing the flexibility to ventilate on your terms. Built from durable, maintenance-free vinyl and reinforced with energy-efficient glass and robust hardware, they perform beautifully season after season.

Casement and awning window configurations: left hinge, right hinge, awning, and twin casement

Why Choose Our Casement & Awning Vinyl Windows

  • Tight Compression SealBeveled, multi-chambered extruded vinyl hinged and sealed on all sides produces a tight compression fit that resists drafts better than sliding or hung styles.
  • Heavy-Duty HardwareSmooth-operating cranks, secure auto-locks, durable cam-lock operators, and dependable hinge systems engineered for long-lasting, easy operation.
  • Energy PerformanceFusion-welded frames, steel- or aluminum-reinforced sashes, Duralite spacers, Low-E glass, and argon-filled glazing minimize heat transfer, with full weatherstripping sealing out wind and moisture.
  • Structural Stability & StyleChoose traditional white, neutral tones, premium painted exteriors, and decorative grids or glass styles to personalize your home’s look.

Casement & Awning Tips & Advice

Choosing between casement and awning windows

Casement windows are hinged on the side and open outward like a door—perfect for capturing side breezes in living rooms and bedrooms. Awning windows are hinged at the top and open from the bottom, creating a protective cover ideal for bathrooms, kitchens, or basements where privacy and weather protection matter. The best choice depends on the room’s layout, ventilation needs, and architectural style.

Maximizing energy efficiency

Their compression-seal design creates a tight, weather-resistant seal when closed. Look for Low-E insulated glass, argon gas, and multi-chambered vinyl frames, and ensure proper installation—gaps or poor sealing undermine performance.

Maintenance and easy operation

Clean vinyl frames and glass with mild soap and water. Check crank mechanisms and hinges periodically, applying a light lubricant, and inspect weatherstripping annually. Because these windows open outward, you can usually clean both glass surfaces from inside.

Enhancing your home’s design and comfort

Clean, modern lines and expansive glass bring in natural light. Customize with frame colors, decorative grids, and specialty glass. Casements capture cross-breezes in warmer months, while awnings ventilate during rain without exposing your home to the elements.

First Class Windows & Doors — Explore the Possibilities
Precision That Seals Tight

The Craft Behind Casement & Awning

Windows that crank open need flawless hardware and airtight seals—here is how we build them to perform, open after open.

Rigid Vinyl Frames

Multi-chamber extrusions give crank-out sashes the stiffness to stay true and seal evenly, year after year.

Fabricated to Fit

Every frame is cut and welded to your exact opening so the sash swings clean and compresses the seal uniformly.

Welded & Hand-Finished

Seamless fused corners and inspected joints keep water and air out while looking sharp from every angle.

Efficient, Sealed Glass

Low-E, argon-filled panes and precision weatherstripping deliver a tight, energy-saving close every time you crank shut.

Limited Lifetime Warranty

Backed by some of the strongest warranties in the business.

Learn About Our Warranty
Call Now Free Quote