Custom Windows In All Shapes & Sizes
Made to Order Sizing for Phoenix Area Homeowners
Do we install custom windows for homes in the Scottsdale and Phoenix metro area? Absolutely, let’s bring your dream windows to life! DunRite Windows & Doors provides made-to-order custom windows that are perfectly sized to fit your home. Every window is made to fit your unique window opening. It’s manufactured to the exact size of each opening when we place the order, not something pulled out of inventory.
You could even say each one is a custom window. It fits the size, shape and specifications you selected during the purchase process, which is then made by the manufacturer you selected at a factory located in the United States. While some materials might be sourced from outside our country, depending on what you purchased, it’s manufactured here.
That being said, even within the category of custom windows, some shapes are far more complex than others, such as circles, half-circles (also called half-round, semicircle or full chord windows), triangles, arches and octagon windows; bay, garden and bow windows; radius windows and other specialty shapes. No matter how unique the window is, DunRite Windows & Doors can help transform something old into something new.
Our process is exacting. We carefully measure your window (or door) opening, then order exactly the right size from our manufacturer. Once it arrives, we verify the size, product line and upgrades (if any) are correct, check it for defects, then schedule installation at your home.
It’s always a perfect fit.
We have a range of options to consider, including vinyl, fiberglass, aluminum or wood frames, plus a complete selection of hardware, grill, glass and trim choices to customize the window even more.
If it’s time to replace your older custom windows, call us today at (480) 485-4572 for an estimate or reach out to us here. You’ll appreciate our 5-star reputation, attention to details and lifetime installation warranty for as long as you own your home!
“Great! I appreciated that the owner was involved in all steps of the process from sales, to measurement, to post-install quality check and responded immediately to any questions I had throughout the process. He also gave me bottom-line figures from the beginning (which was greatly appreciated after a previous high-pressure sales pitch and “today’s deal” from another company), and pricing was competitive for the windows I chose.
Some windows could be fit in the old frames and some needed a “stucco cut” due to the lack of an overhang — the stucco repair was perfect and Sal explained the reasons for doing different types of installations. Everything was scheduled to occur as quickly as possible and I knew from the beginning how many days it would take from start to finish. The inside of my home was left clean each day and all window coverings replaced as originally installed.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about custom windows
Like most window and door companies, DunRite never uses off-the-shelf product, or pre-made windows in standard sizes. We carefully measure your home’s window openings, then order the exact size from our manufacturers, who cut and assemble the window to those specifications at the factory, and the installation style we’ll be using to put the window in place. This ensures an exact fit and minimal fitting issues.
A window is further customized when a homeowner makes a purchase, depending on any selections they include for energy-efficiency upgrades, hardware, glass, mullions/grills, and more. This creates a window that is specific to that order, made by hand to those specifications from standard factory materials.
Because they are made-to-order, carefully manufactured to fit exact measurements provided by the installer, custom windows always fit. Unlike a standard off-the-shelf window that may be a half-inch too short or an inch too wide, custom windows leave no gaps between the window and the opening. It’s a sleek insert that only needs caulking to create that perfect seal.
It doesn’t require exterior wood trim on the outside of the window, hiding ugly gaps that compromise longevity, waterproofing and energy efficiency.
DunRite Windows & Doors only installs custom windows, nothing pre-made.
Details matter – and for some homes, custom specialty windows enhance the architectural design of the home, enhancing style and curb appeal. For example, a modern home in Ahwatukee might have an entire wall of custom floor-to-ceiling picture windows facing the mountains, and custom arched windows on the second story gables—and a Tudor home in Phoenix’s Coronado historical district might have a window with thin white strips between the panes of glass (called grills), giving a window the look of diamond-shaped panes in keeping with traditional Tudor style architecture. In each case, the custom window is an important design element.
It’s made to the exact size and design specifications the homeowner needs.
DunRite offers custom windows in any shape, size or configuration. Need half-circle windows, a triangle window that takes up an entire wall of a home, or a garden window in the kitchen, where herbs can flourish? We do that. Need a window turned into a door, or a wall removed to make room for ceiling-height sliding glass doors? We do that, too. Schedule an in-home estimate today, and we’ll address every question you have, and provide a competitive price for whatever you need.
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