Awning Windows for Sarasota, FL

Awning units are similar in price to casements since they share crank hardware. The total depends on size, glass, and how many you're installing. See the styles at the showroom, and we'll estimate your openings from there.

They vent even in the rain, they're easy to reach with a crank when placed up high, and they seal tight when closed. That combination suits our climate well, especially for bathrooms, high walls, and spaces above other windows.

That's their signature trick. Because the sash opens outward from the bottom, it forms a cover over the opening, so a light rain runs off instead of in. In a heavy storm, you'd still close them, especially without impact glass.

Yes. We install awning windows with laminated impact glass rated for Sarasota County, so you get the rain-friendly design and storm protection in one unit. We'll show you the impact options when we quote.

High on a wall for privacy and heat release, in bathrooms, over kitchen counters, and stacked above picture or fixed windows. They shine anywhere you want steady airflow without giving up your view or your privacy.

Like casements, awnings use a compression seal that closes tight against the frame, so they hold conditioned air well. Add low-E glass, and they're a solid choice for keeping our heat and humidity outside.

Both crank open and seal tightly, but casements hinge on the side, and awnings hinge at the top. Awnings handle rain better and work higher on a wall, while casements give a taller, full-height opening. We'll match each to the right spot.