Composite

The premium look and strength of wood combined with the low-maintenance benefits of vinyl. They are crafted by blending polymer resins with wood fibers or fiberglass, creating a highly durable material that commands a higher price point but offers superior longevity.

Premium Aesthetics: They mimic the high-end look of traditional wood painted finishes much better than vinyl, making them ideal for historic or upscale homes.

Superior Durability: The material is twice as rigid as vinyl, meaning it will not warp, bow, or sag under intense summer heat or extreme cold.

Better Paint Adhesion: Unlike vinyl, many composite windows can be ordered in dark, trendy factory colors (like black or bronze) or even painted later without voiding the warranty. 

Higher Eco-Value: Often made from reclaimed wood fibers, they appeal to environmentally conscious clients looking for sustainable building materials.

Choosing vinyl windows gives you a high-performing, budget-friendly solution that delivers excellent energy savings and long-term durability. Designed to withstand the elements without rotting, peeling, or needing paint, they are a cost-effective investment for your Michigan home.

Lower Energy Bills: Non-conductive frames prevent heat loss, keeping your home comfortable and your heating costs down during Michigan winters.

Zero Maintenance: Enjoy beautiful windows year after year without the hassle of sanding, staining, or painting.

Value: Get premium weather protection and curb appeal at a fraction of the cost of wood or composite alternatives.

Fiberglass windows represent the absolute peak of durability, strength, and structural performance in the window industry. Made by pulling glass fibers through a resin bath, they are essentially as strong as steel but insulate like wood. This is a ultra-premium option for clients who prioritize long-term investment, design, and maximum energy savings.

Zero Movement: Fiberglass expands and contracts at virtually the exact same rate as the glass pane itself. This means the seals never warp or break, eliminating winter drafts and fogged glass over time.

Thinner Frames, Bigger Views: Because the material is roughly 8 times stronger than vinyl, the frames can be made much slimmer while still holding massive, heavy panes of glass. Your clients get more natural light and a modern aesthetic.

Indestructible Finish: High-end fiberglass features factory powder-coat or acrylic finishes that resist fading, chalking, and scratching—even in trendy, dark colors like dark bronze or black.

Repaintable Flexibility: Unlike vinyl (which cannot be painted), fiberglass can be entirely repainted down the road if your client decides to remodel their home's exterior color scheme.