Vinyl Window Quote Form

See below for measuring information

Best-Deal-Millworks-Vinyl-Window-Brochure

Swing for your door. From perspective of entering the home or room. Step in and door moves in: It is In-swing. Pull door open toward you: It is Out-swing.
Depth of jamb (2x4's or 2x6's for framing?)
List each window by size (W X H). For new builds your plans will have a Window Schedule. It will list all your windows, sizes, and usually not which ones need tempered glass. Email that to [email protected] along with one image that represents the window style you desire.
Add any questions, Hardware type requirements etc here. Catalog Reference number. Once received we will reach out to you to schedule your in-person window consultation where you will receive your custom quote, production timeline and deliver/shipping options. We will require a 50% deposit to start submit the order for your window(s).

Width

Step 1. Take 3 horizontal measurements of the window frame for the rough opening width. 

    • Using a tape measure, measure the width from the inside of the jamb on one side of the window to the inside jamb on the other side of the window; the jamb is one of the vertical fixed-frame pieces on each side of the window frame
    • Repeat this step at the bottom, middle, and top of the existing installed window
    • Record the shortest measurement

Height

Step 2. Take 3 vertical measurements of the window frame for the rough opening height.

    • Measure the height from the head of the window (top fixed-frame piece) to the windowsill (bottom fixed-frame piece)
    • As with the width, take three measurements: down the left side, right side and the middle
    • Record the shortest measurement — this ensures that the new window will fit

Depth

Step 3. Measure the depth of the window’s opening. 

  • Finding the correct depth is important because some windows will be too deep to fit into a replacement window opening.
  • Run a tape measure from the outside of the frame to the inside and take the measurement from edge to edge of the window frame.
  • Do this in several locations around the window frame and rely on the smallest measurement once again as your final dimension.

* Tip: If you can not open your window, measure the depth on each side of the glass and add them together. Then add the thickness of your window glass pane. A single window glass pane is usually 1/8″ or 3mm in thickness.