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Exterior Home Repair Plus provides window replacement in Ocean, Monmouth and Atlantic County, NJ — double-hung, casement, slider, bay & bow and picture windows — properly flashed, insulated and trimmed to stop drafts and leaks. Free written estimates: (908) 636-9745.
Window Replacement From a Local Jersey Shore Contractor
Old, drafty windows cost you money every month and let in noise, moisture and summer heat. New energy-efficient windows make an immediate difference in comfort and curb appeal. We measure precisely, install square, level and plumb, insulate the gaps, flash against water and finish with clean interior and exterior trim.
Signs You Need Window Replacement
- Drafts, fogging between the glass or condensation
- Windows that stick, won’t stay open or won’t lock
- Rotted sills or frames and peeling paint
- Single-pane glass or aluminum frames
- Street or traffic noise coming through
What’s Included
- In-home measurement and product consultation
- Vinyl, composite and wood-clad options
- Double-hung, casement, slider, picture, bay & bow
- Low-E, argon-filled and impact-rated glass packages
- Expanding foam insulation and proper flashing
- Exterior capping and interior trim finishing
Built for Coastal New Jersey
Near the shore we recommend windows with higher design-pressure ratings, corrosion-resistant hardware and, where required, impact-rated glass.
Builder-grade windows from the 1980s–2000s are often failing now. Low-E, argon-filled replacements cut drafts and energy bills right away.
We offer replacement windows with grille patterns and profiles that suit older architecture, and we rebuild rotted sills and trim along the way.
What Affects Window Replacement Cost?
Every project is priced after a free on-site inspection. The main factors are:
- The number and size of windows
- Insert versus full-frame installation
- Glass package and frame material
- Specialty shapes like bays and bows
- Interior and exterior trim work
How Long Does It Take?
Windows are custom-ordered, so lead time is usually a few weeks; installation itself takes one to two days. We install year-round and only open one window at a time so the house stays comfortable.