Double-Hung
Two sashes that slide vertically. The most common replacement style for OBX homes.
A quick look at the window configurations we work with most, plus examples of the kind of replacement projects Refresh OBX takes on across the Outer Banks.
Every home is different, so your assessment will identify the right configuration for each opening. These are the ones we install most often.
Two sashes that slide vertically. The most common replacement style for OBX homes.
Hinged on the side and opens outward with a crank. A tight seal that's good for airflow.
One or both sashes glide side to side. A practical fit for smaller or wider openings.
A large, fixed single pane built to maximize the view. Often paired with operable windows nearby.
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Twelve original wood windows replaced with Pella 250 Series double-hungs to address seal failure and drafts.
A full-home casement window replacement completed between rental turnovers to minimize downtime.
Proposal reviewed entirely by Zoom for an out-of-state owner, coordinated around a limited on-site visit.
A large fixed picture window replaced an aging bay unit to open up the sound view.
Slider windows replaced throughout the home's addition to match the original construction's sightlines.
A full window replacement planned around the home's existing trim and character.
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