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Vinyl Window Replacement Improves Look of State College Home

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Project Scope

  • Type: Home/Residence
  • Industry: Retail
  • Location: State College, PA
  • Area of Structure Involved: Entire Home
  • Window Materials Used: Wood double-hung window

Before

before image of state college home with new vinyl windows

After

another after image of state college home with new double hung vinyl windows

The homeowner of this State College, Pennsylvania, home desperately needed a window replacement due to both the weathered and old outer aesthetic of the windows as well as the energy inefficiency.

We installed wood double-hung windows throughout the home. One of the windows was right up against a brick wall so it was a pretty tight fit, but our installers are amazing and the windows turned out great! The new windows give the home a new life and make it look decades younger. 

We also installed a new storm door for the front entry door.

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About The Author

David DeSimone is the Retail Segment Manager of the Gunton Corporation's Pittsburgh region. He has been with Gunton for over 35 years serving various different roles, including over 15 years leading our retail segment. David's greatest strengths are customer satisfaction, drive, and leadership. When David is not a work, he enjoys fishing, Judo, and spending time with his family.  He and his wife along with their two children were born and reside in Pittsburgh, PA.

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