
Black-Frame Single-Hung Windows
Colorado
Bold black-framed single-hung windows set against crisp cream siding for a modern, high-contrast facade.
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Upgrade your home with energy-efficient WeatherMax windows designed for comfort, durability, and year-round performance in demanding Western climates.


Cut energy bills and boost curb appeal with premium, custom-fit replacement windows installed by our experienced crews. Every installation is handled by our own experienced crews — never subcontractors — and backed by a one-year workmanship warranty.
No pressure, no obligation. We'll measure, recommend, and quote — free.
Coverage for qualifying accidental glass breakage, subject to the written warranty terms and exclusions.
Manufacturer-backed protection against covered defects, subject to the applicable product warranty and transfer requirements.
American Remodeling's workmanship coverage for qualifying installation-related issues during the first year.
Low-E insulated glass and a tight installation help limit drafts and heat transfer, which can reduce heating and cooling demand.
Insulated glass can help reduce outside noise compared with older single-pane windows. Results vary by home, glass package, and noise source.
New windows refresh your home's exterior, operate smoothly, and can be an attractive feature when it's time to sell.
We visit your home, listen to your goals, and provide a transparent, no-pressure estimate.
Choose materials, colors, and finishes with guidance from our exterior specialists.
Our experienced, in-house crews complete the work on schedule with daily cleanup.
We inspect together and register your warranties so you are covered for years.

Classic style with a fixed top and operable bottom sash.
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Two operable sashes that tilt in for easy cleaning.
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Fixed, frameless-look glass for large, unobstructed views.
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Sashes glide horizontally for wide, unobstructed views.
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Both horizontal sashes glide for flexible side-to-side airflow.
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Three-panel sliders with a large fixed center view.
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Crank-out sashes that close snugly against the frame.
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Three individual window units combined into one larger opening.
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Top-hinged windows that can ventilate during some light rain.
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Three-panel projection that adds space and light.
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Typically four or more panels curved into a gentle arc.
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Distinctive shapes that match your home’s architecture.
Learn moreWeatherMax Windows combine advanced vinyl frame construction, energy-efficient insulated glass, and carefully selected window technologies to deliver lasting comfort, durability, and performance. With configurations available from established manufacturers including Anlin and Simonton, homeowners can choose window systems suited to their home's design, climate, and efficiency needs.
High-performance vinyl window frames are designed for durability, low maintenance, and resistance to common weather-related wear.
Available glass packages include Low-E coatings and Argon-filled configurations designed to help reduce heat transfer and improve indoor comfort.
Properly configured and installed windows can help limit drafts, reduce air leakage, and improve comfort as the weather changes.
WeatherMax is our window program, not a frame manufacturer. Configurations are sourced from Anlin — including the Catalina and Coronado lines — and from Simonton. Frame construction, glazing, hardware, and certifications differ between these systems, so we confirm which features apply to the exact windows quoted for your home.
Internal chambers help reduce heat and cold transfer through the frame on applicable configurations.
Select frame systems use fusion-welded corners for added strength; availability varies by manufacturer and product line.
The glass package does much of the work in an energy-efficient replacement window. Here is what the terms on a window quote and label mean.
Low-emissivity coatings help control radiant heat transfer through glass. Available configurations can help improve comfort during hot summers and cold winters.
Select insulated glass packages use Argon gas between panes to help reduce heat transfer.
U-Factor measures how readily heat passes through a window. Lower values generally indicate better insulating performance.
SHGC measures how much solar heat enters through a window. The ideal value depends on climate, orientation, and the home's heating and cooling needs.
Applicable Low-E glass packages can help reduce ultraviolet exposure that contributes to fading of furniture, flooring, and interior finishes.
Qualifying window configurations can meet ENERGY STAR requirements for applicable climate zones. Certification depends on the specific product and glass package.
Where a configuration carries an NFRC label, you can review its U-Factor and SHGC ratings for the exact windows we quote — not a generic rating for every window.
Manufacturer window systems are tested to recognized industry performance standards. Test ratings vary by product line and are available for the windows quoted.
Real window replacement projects completed by our own installation crews.

Colorado
Bold black-framed single-hung windows set against crisp cream siding for a modern, high-contrast facade.
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Texas
A fixed picture window flanked by operable single-hungs floods this brick living room with unobstructed light.
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Kansas
A three-unit combination window — operable single-hungs flanking a fixed picture window — in crisp white frames with bold black exterior trim, set against cream lap siding and a black-and-tan brick base for balanced ventilation and a wide, unobstructed central view.
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Wyoming
A 3-Lite Slider — a fixed picture-window center flanked by two operable sliding panels — in crisp white frames, set into tan vertical siding against a mixed red-and-tan brick facade for a bright, panoramic view with cross-ventilation from both ends.
Explore This Window StyleOur team can help you compare window styles, glass packages, and performance options for your home's needs.
Available on both the exterior and interior of your windows.
Optional exterior-only finishes. ThermaCoat colors apply to the exterior of your windows.
Interior-only wood-look laminates for a warmer look inside your home.
Colors shown are for comparison purposes only. Actual colors may vary. See physical samples for final color selection.
Explore every frame color, hardware finish, and patio door handle option in one place.
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Cost depends on window style, size, glass package, and count. We provide a clear, itemized quote after a free in-home measurement.
Energy efficiency depends more on the glass package, frame, and installation quality than on window style alone. Casement and fixed picture windows close against the frame without a sliding sash, which can help limit air leakage, and Low-E insulated glass generally performs better than older single-pane windows. We will review the performance ratings for the specific configuration we quote.
Most whole-home window projects are completed in one to two days, depending on the number of openings.
Yes. Our operable windows come with screens included.
Efficiency comes from the whole system: an insulating vinyl frame, the insulated glass package (such as Low-E coatings and Argon gas on available configurations), and a well-sealed, properly measured installation. Performance varies by manufacturer, product line, and glass package.
U-Factor measures how readily heat passes through a window — lower values generally mean better insulation. Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC) measures how much solar heat enters through the glass. The right balance depends on your climate, the window's orientation, and your home's heating and cooling needs.
Yes. Qualifying window configurations can meet ENERGY STAR requirements for applicable climate zones. Certification depends on the specific product and glass package, and we can share the NFRC ratings for the exact windows we quote.
Yes. Low-E insulated glass packages are available, and glass options vary by manufacturer and product line. We help you choose a package suited to your climate and sun exposure.
WeatherMax windows are available in single hung, double hung, casement, awning, picture, slider, 3-lite slider, bay, bow, combination, and specialty-shaped styles. Browse all WeatherMax window styles.
Yes. WeatherMax windows include three categories of protection: a Lifetime Accidental Glass Breakage Warranty for qualifying accidental glass breakage, a Double Lifetime Manufacturer Warranty against covered product defects, and American Remodeling's one-year workmanship warranty for qualifying installation-related issues. All coverage is subject to the written warranty terms, exclusions, and transfer requirements. Read the complete written window warranty terms.
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