Windows

New windows are the breath of fresh air that beautifies and modernizes any home. Gravina’s® makes ‘window shopping’ easy with a broad range of styles, sizes, and manufacturers—and support from a team that makes selection and installation a breeze.

Common decision-making factors when shopping for replacement windows

Types of Windows

Choose from over a dozen different window types, each with unique features and benefits that enhance the look and functionality.

Window Materials

The material construction of your new windows will impact strength, efficiency, performance, and required maintenance.

A-List Brands

From best sellers Kolbe to Great Lakes to Andersen, Pella, Jeld-Wen, Milgard, and more.

Window Types

Materials

Our Most Recommended Windows Brands

Gravina's Window FAQ

What is the best window frame material for my house?

We guide you through all of your options so you can decide what is best for your house.

What are the most energy efficient windows?

Vinyl windows usually carry the highest energy efficiency rating of all frames.

Are vinyl windows low-quality?

They can be. There are cheap vinyl windows out there that don’t hold up well over time. But there are also extremely well-built vinyl windows that can stand the test of time.

What is Low-E glass?

Low Emissivity glass is glass that has been treated with a metallic oxide spray to help reflect heat and damaging UV rays.

Is triple-pane better than double pane?

For a more efficient and more sound-reducing window, yes.

Does Gravina's sell soundproof windows?

When it comes to windows, the word “soundproof” is not an accurate descriptor. ‘Sound-reducing’ or ‘sound control’ are more appropriate terms. We do offer STC/OITC glass options to help reduce noise penetration.

Why do windows condensate?

Windows themselves do not cause condensation. Moisture will form on the glass of the windows either on the interior or exterior, due to humidity and water vapor in the air. If moisture ever forms between the panes of glass, that is almost certainly because of a seal failure. Most of the time, repairing the faulty seal is covered by the window warranty.

Wondering how to pay for your new windows? We have options!

You can enjoy beautiful, professionally installed windows and take up to 12 months to pay, interest-free. Or, choose a longer payment term with an attractive APR.