Awning Windows

An awning window is hinged at the top and opens outward from the bottom, usually with a crank. When it's open, the sash tilts out like a small awning, which is where the name comes from. That shape lets air in while shedding rain away from the opening.

That's their best trick. Because the sash angles outward from the top, light rain runs off the glass instead of dripping inside. You can leave one cracked for airflow during a typical afternoon shower. In heavy, wind-driven rain, we'd still close it, but for everyday Florida weather, they're hard to beat.

Price depends on size, frame, glass package, and quantity. Impact glass costs more up front and can lower your insurance and energy bills over time. Rather than guess, we'll measure your opening and give you a straight number. Get a free quote to start.

Yes. We install awning units with impact-rated glass that meets Florida building code, so you get storm protection and rain-friendly ventilation in one window.

They work well in bathrooms, laundry rooms, and kitchens where you want ventilation in a smaller opening. Set high on a wall, they bring in daylight while keeping privacy. They also pair nicely above or beside a fixed picture window.

Both. The sash seals against the frame when closed, so they leak very little air, which helps your cooling bill. And because the whole sash opens, they move more air than a partially opened slider.

We cover Manatee and Sarasota counties from our Bradenton base, including the beach and gated communities across the area. If you're close by, call, and we'll confirm we serve you.