Awning Windows
Installed by Certified Professionals

Stylish, durable, and ENERGY STAR®-certified windows engineered for superior airflow and weather protection.

Awning Windows
Installation & Replacement by HomeTrust

HomeTrust Windows and Doors installs and replaces high-performance awning windows from trusted brands including ProVia, Andersen, and Vytex.

Each unit features Low-E insulated glass, argon gas fills, and durable vinyl, fiberglass, or composite frames that meet ENERGY STAR®, NFRC and AAMA standards for long-lasting comfort and efficiency.

Why Choose Awning Windows

Awning windows hinge at the top and open outward from the bottom, allowing air to flow in even during light rain.

Their compact design fits well above sinks, in bathrooms, or combined with stationary picture windows for added light and ventilation.

Weather Protection

Top hinge shields the opening from rain while ventilating.

Energy Efficiency

Low-E glass and insulated frames reduce heat transfer and air leakage.

Ease of Operation

Simple crank handles allow smooth opening and secure closure.

Versatile Design

Works alone or paired with other window styles.

Tight Seal

Multi-point locks and compression gaskets prevent drafts and moisture intrusion.

Awning Windows Materials and Options

Every awning window installed by HomeTrust Windows and Doors is engineered for long-term strength, insulation, and architectural balance. These outward-opening windows are built to withstand changing weather while maintaining a tight seal against wind and rain.

Each system meets or exceeds NFRC, AAMA, and ENERGY STAR® performance requirements to ensure exceptional energy efficiency and dependable operation year after year.

Vinyl Frames

Vinyl awning windows deliver excellent thermal resistance and minimal upkeep, making them ideal for both replacement and new construction projects.

The multi-chamber extrusions and fusion-welded corners reduce air infiltration and help achieve low U-factor and solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC) ratings for balanced indoor comfort across all seasons.

Their weather-tight frames resist warping, fading, and condensation buildup for consistent insulation and appearance.

Fiberglass Frames

Fiberglass awning windows provide superior dimensional stability and resistance to thermal expansion or contraction.

The fiberglass composite material maintains a tight sash-to-frame alignment, even in extreme temperatures, preventing air leaks and maintaining high design pressure (DP) ratings.

These frames also resist corrosion, moisture, and UV exposure, offering long-lasting performance with minimal maintenance.

Wood and Clad-Wood Frames

Wood-clad awning windows combine the warmth of natural wood interiors with the strength and weather resistance of aluminum-clad exteriors.

The interior wood trim enhances aesthetics, while the outer aluminum extrusion shields against rain and temperature extremes.

Factory-applied finish coatings resist fading and moisture intrusion, preserving color and grain for decades while maintaining high R-values for superior insulation.

Aluminum Frames

Aluminum awning windows offer a modern profile and high structural strength, making them ideal for contemporary homes or commercial applications.

Integrated polyamide thermal barriers and anodized surface coatings improve thermal efficiency and reduce condensation.

These frames are engineered to meet AAMA performance standards for air leakage, water resistance, and structural load capacity.

Glass and Glazing Options

Double- or Triple-Pane Insulated Glass Units (IGUs) filled with argon or krypton gas to improve insulation and reduce conductive heat loss.
Low-Emissivity (Low-E) coatings that filter ultraviolet radiation and reflect infrared heat to stabilize indoor temperature.
Tempered or laminated safety glass that provides enhanced strength and impact resistance, ideal for higher wind or debris-prone areas.
Obscure, frosted, or tinted glass that improves solar heat gain control and privacy while maintaining visible light transmission.
Warm-edge spacers that reduce condensation and extend the life of glass seals.

Popular Add-Ons for Awning Windows

Customize your new awning windows with features that enhance comfort, convenience, and efficiency.

HomeTrust Windows and Doors offers factory-installed upgrades that meet ENERGY STAR®, NFRC, and AAMA standards for performance and reliability.

Decorative Window Grilles and Grids – Give your awning windows a distinctive architectural style with simulated divided lites (SDLs) or grilles-between-the-glass (GBG). These designs use aluminum or contour bars sealed inside the insulated glass unit (IGU) for long-lasting clarity and easy cleaning.
Integrated Blinds Between and Internal Shades – Between-the-glass blinds add privacy and light control without external cords or dusting. The sealed design maintains certified U-factor and visible light transmittance values while keeping your awning window interior clean and streamlined.
Low-E and Tinted Glass Packages – Upgrade to Low-Emissivity coatings that reflect infrared heat and block ultraviolet rays while allowing natural daylight. Optional bronze, gray, or blue tints fine-tune the solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC) for consistent comfort and improved glare control.
Premium Hardware Finishes – Select handles, locks, and crank hardware in finishes such as brushed nickel, matte black, satin chrome, or oil-rubbed bronze. Every component is tested to AAMA performance standards for corrosion resistance and reliable long-term operation.
Insect and Security Screen Systems – Keep airflow moving freely while blocking pests and debris with fiberglass or aluminum mesh screens. Choose optional stainless-steel security mesh for added strength and impact protection—ideal for ground-level or coastal installations.
Acoustic and Impact-Resistant Glass Packages – For quieter interiors and improved protection, select laminated acoustic glazing or impact-resistant IGUs. These assemblies meet ASTM E1996 and carry verified STC/OITC acoustic ratings, reducing outside noise and increasing safety.

Our Awning Windows Installation Process

Each awning window installation by HomeTrust Windows and Doors follows a proven process built around precision, weather protection, and energy efficiency.

Because awning windows hinge at the top and open outward, proper alignment, flashing, and sealing are essential to keep interiors dry and maintain long-term performance.

Our trained installers follow AAMA 2400 and ASTM E2112 standards to ensure every window performs exactly as designed.

In-Home Consultation and Measurement

Installation begins with an on-site consultation and detailed measurement of your awning window openings. Our technicians inspect sill conditions, measure wall depth, and assess existing trim to ensure the new units fit perfectly and open freely without obstruction.

Awning Window Selection and Hardware Planning

You’ll select the ideal awning window configuration, frame material, and crank hardware style that suits your home’s needs. Every unit we install is NFRC-certified for energy performance and equipped with Low-E insulated glass and compression-seal gaskets that create an airtight, weather-resistant closure.

Removal and Opening Preparation

Old awning windows and frames are carefully removed, preserving interior finishes and flashing whenever possible. The exposed rough opening is cleaned, leveled, and protected with new flashing tape and sill pan liners to prevent water intrusion through the top hinge assembly or bottom sill.

Setting and Anchoring the Awning Window

The new awning window frame is positioned, squared, and shimmed for exact hinge alignment. Our team secures it with corrosion-resistant fasteners and applies low-expansion polyurethane foam insulation to seal gaps while maintaining full operability of the top-hinged sash.

Sealing and Weatherproofing

To prevent moisture penetration around the hinge and sill, we apply high-grade silicone sealant and install drip caps above each window. Combined with AAMA-compliant flashing, these elements form a continuous moisture barrier that protects both the window frame and surrounding wall structure.

Interior Finishing and Trim Work

After setting the unit, we reinstall or replace interior casings and aprons to match your home’s finish. All corners are sealed for a smooth appearance and to preserve thermal continuity between the frame and the wall.

Operation and Performance Testing

Each awning window sash is tested to confirm smooth crank operation, secure lock engagement, and proper compression seal. We check for uniform pressure against weatherstripping and confirm compliance with ENERGY STAR®, NFRC, and AAMA performance ratings.

Warranty and Post-Installation Review

HomeTrust registers your manufacturer warranty and provides written documentation of our workmanship guarantee. Before leaving, our installers explain proper operation, hinge care, and cleaning recommendations specific to awning window hardware and seals.

Trusted Brands for Awning Windows

HomeTrust Windows and Doors installs awning windows from leading manufacturers known for craftsmanship, energy performance, and long-term reliability.

We partner exclusively with ProVia, Andersen, and Vytex—brands recognized for precision engineering and compliance with ENERGY STAR®, NFRC, and AAMA standards.

Each brand offers distinct frame materials, hardware options, and glazing systems tailored to the performance demands of awning-style windows.

Andersen® Windows

Andersen Corporation produces premium wood-clad and Fibrex® composite windows crafted for architectural precision and long-term strength. Collections including the A-Series, 400 Series, and E-Series integrate Low-E4® SmartSun™ glass, dual weatherstripping, and NFRC-certified glazing systems to deliver superior energy efficiency and sound reduction.

Why Homeowners Choose Andersen

Exceptional design flexibility with custom sizes
Proven weather resistance and acoustic insulation
NFRC-rated energy-efficient glazing options

ProVia® Windows

ProVia manufactures precision-engineered vinyl and fiberglass window systems designed for maximum thermal performance and lasting beauty. Popular series like Endure™, Aspect™, and Aeris™ feature ComforTech™ warm-edge glass, Neopor® insulation, and multi-chambered frames that reduce heat transfer and condensation.

Why Homeowners Choose ProVia®

Superior U-factor and SHGC ratings
Factory color finishes and decorative grid options
Lifetime transferable warranty

Vytex® Windows

Vytex specializes in energy-efficient vinyl replacement windows built for exceptional durability and performance. Their Potomac-hp™, Fortis™, and Georgetown™ product lines use foam-enhanced frames, triple-pane Low-E glass, and welded sashes to achieve industry-leading U-factor and air infiltration ratings.

Why Homeowners Choose Vytex®

Outstanding insulation and quiet operation
Affordable premium-grade window solutions
Lifetime warranty with transferable coverage

Trusted by Homeowners Across Our Local Area

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Upgrade Your Home with Awning Windows

Upgrade your home with expertly installed awning windows that combine elegant design, durable construction, and reliable energy performance. Each window installed by HomeTrust Windows and Doors is built to deliver smooth top-hinge operation, tight weather sealing, and year-round comfort.

Our team installs ENERGY STAR®-certified awning windows from ProVia, Andersen, and Vytex, featuring Low-E insulated glass, argon-filled IGUs, and reinforced vinyl, fiberglass, or composite frames that meet NFRC and AAMA standards. Every unit is engineered to resist air and water infiltration, improve indoor air circulation, and reduce heating and cooling costs. From the first consultation to final inspection, we handle every step with precision and care.

Enjoy clean lines, improved ventilation, and dependable performance with awning windows designed to protect your home in any season.

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Awning Windows FAQs

Quick answers

To your most asked questions

Homeowners often have questions before choosing new awning windows—from how the top-hinged design works to which frame materials and insulated glass options offer the best year-round efficiency. To help you make an informed decision, we’ve answered the most common questions about awning window installation, energy performance ratings, Low-E coatings, NFRC and AAMA certifications, hardware durability, and manufacturer warranties.

1. What are awning windows and how do they open?

Awning windows are hinged at the top and open outward from the bottom using a crank handle. This design lets in fresh air while keeping rain from entering your home.

2. Are awning windows energy efficient?

Yes, modern awning windows feature Low-E insulated glass, argon-filled IGUs, and compression seals that reduce heat transfer and air leakage. These components help them meet ENERGY STAR® and NFRC-certified performance standards.

3. Where in the home do awning windows work best?

They’re ideal for bathrooms, kitchens, and basements where airflow and privacy are both important. Because they open outward, awning windows allow ventilation even during light rain.

4. What materials are available for awning window frames?

HomeTrust installs awning windows in vinyl, fiberglass, wood-clad, and aluminum frame options. Each material provides different levels of insulation, maintenance, and style flexibility.

5. How do awning windows prevent water from entering?

A top-hinge design, compression gaskets, and drip caps form a weather-tight barrier that keeps out rain and wind. When closed, the sash presses firmly against the frame for a complete moisture seal.

6. Can awning windows improve home ventilation?

Yes, their bottom-opening design channels air upward, promoting steady airflow and reducing indoor humidity. They work especially well in combination with picture or casement windows for balanced cross-ventilation.

7. How long do awning windows last?

High-quality vinyl or fiberglass awning windows can last 25 to 35 years with proper care. Features like fusion-welded corners, UV-resistant finishes, and corrosion-proof hardware extend their lifespan.

8. Do awning windows require much maintenance?

Profess

Routine cleaning of glass and hardware is usually all that’s needed. Hinges and crank mechanisms may be lubricated occasionally to maintain smooth operation.

ional installers align, shim, and seal each unit following AAMA 2400 and ASTM E2112 standards. Proper flashing, foam insulation, and silicone sealing around the perimeter ensure a tight, weatherproof fit.

9. Are awning windows secure?

Yes, they include multi-point locks, reinforced frames, and tempered safety glass for added security. When closed, the sash locks tightly against the frame to resist forced entry.

10. What kind of warranty comes with awning windows?

Each installation includes a manufacturer limited lifetime warranty and HomeTrust’s workmanship guarantee. Both cover structural integrity, glass seal failure, and hardware performance.

Comprehensive Door Services:

Door Types Overview
Products & Materials
Models & Certifications
Door Specs & Cost Guide

Door Types Overview

door type	Door Movement Style	Glass Integration	Ideal Application
door type Single Entry Doors	Door Movement Style Swing (Single Hinge)	Glass Integration Optional (Decorative/Sidelights)	Ideal Application Main entrance
door type Double Entry Doors	Door Movement Style Swing (Dual Hinge)	Glass Integration Optional (Full/Partial Glass)	Ideal Application Grand entryways, wide openings
door type Sliding Doors	Door Movement Style Horizontal Slide	Glass Integration Full Glass Panels	Ideal Application Patios, balconies, small spaces
door type French Doors	Door Movement Style Swing (Dual Hinge)	Glass Integration Full Glass with Grilles (optional)	Ideal Application Patios, balconies, formal spaces
door type Bifold Doors	Door Movement Style Multi-Panel Fold (Accordion)	Glass Integration Full Glass	Ideal Application Wall-to-wall openings, decks
door type Dutch Doors	Door Movement Style Split Swing (Top/Bottom)	Glass Integration Optional (Top Half)	Ideal Application Farm-style homes, side entries

Products & Materials

door type	Therma-Tru Products	Andersen Products	Material Options
door type Single Entry Doors	Therma-Tru Products Classic-Craft® Collections, Fiber-Classic®, Smooth-Star®, Pulse®	Andersen Products A-Series Entry, 400 Series Entry, E-Series Entry	Material Options Fiberglass, Wood, Composite, Steel
door type Double Entry Doors	Therma-Tru Products Classic-Craft® Mahogany or Oak Double, Fiber-Classic® Double, Pulse® Double	Andersen Products A-Series Double Entry, E-Series French	Material Options Wood, Aluminum-Clad, Fiberglass
door type Sliding Doors	Therma-Tru Products (Not offered as a product line)	Andersen Products 100 Series Gliding, 200 Series Narroline®, A-Series Gliding, E-Series Gliding	Material Options Aluminum-Clad Wood, Composite, Vinyl
door type French Doors	Therma-Tru Products Classic-Craft® Hinged Patio, Smooth-Star® French, Fiber-Classic® French	Andersen Products Frenchwood® Hinged, A-Series French, E-Series Hinged	Material Options Fiberglass, Wood, Aluminum-Clad, Low-E Glass
door type Bifold Doors	Therma-Tru Products (Not available in Therma-Tru lineup)	Andersen Products E-Series Bifold, Weiland Folding Glass Wall	Material Options Wood, Aluminum, Composite, Glass
door type Dutch Doors	Therma-Tru Products Classic-Craft® Dutch, Fiber-Classic® Dutch (custom order)	Andersen Products E-Series Dutch (fully custom), 400 Series (custom conversion)	Material Options Fiberglass, Wood, Composite

Models & Certifications

door type	Certifications	Performance Ratings	Compliance Standards
door type Single Entry Doors	Certifications ENERGY STAR®, NFRC Certified, GreenGuard Gold®	Performance Ratings Air Infiltration, Thermal Performance	Compliance Standards ANSI/BHMA A156.10, ASTM E283
door type Double Entry Doors	Certifications ENERGY STAR®, FSC Certified, GreenGuard Gold®	Performance Ratings Structural Load (DP Rated), Water Penetration	Compliance Standards ADA Compliant, ASTM E330
door type Sliding Doors	Certifications ENERGY STAR®, NFRC Certified, AAMA Gold Label®	Performance Ratings Impact Resistance, Thermal Insulation	Compliance Standards ASTM E1996, ASTM E1886, AAMA/WDMA/CSA 101
door type French Doors	Certifications ENERGY STAR®, Florida Building Code Approved	Performance Ratings Solar Heat Gain Coefficient, U-Factor	Compliance Standards ASTM E330, ASTM E547
door type Bifold Doors	Certifications NFRC Certified, Title 24 (CA) Rated, U-Factor Rated	Performance Ratings Seamless Threshold, Wind Load Resistance	Compliance Standards ADA Accessibility, ASTM E283
door type Dutch Doors	Certifications ENERGY STAR®, GreenGuard Gold®, ASTM E2068 Certified	Performance Ratings ndependent Top/Bottom Operation, Water Rating	Compliance Standards ICC-ES Certified, ASTM E330

Door Specs & Cost Guide

door type	Installation Notes	Energy Efficiency Role	Compliance Standards
door type Single Entry Doors	Installation Notes Fits standard 36" opening; prehung or slab available	Energy Efficiency Role Foam-insulated cores, Low-E glass options, ENERGY STAR®	Compliance Standards $ – $$$ Depends on fiberglass vs. wood, glass inserts, and hardware upgrades
door type Double Entry Doors	Installation Notes Requires wider rough opening; may need structural adjustment	Energy Efficiency Role Dual-panel seals, ENERGY STAR® rated with insulated glass	Compliance Standards $$ – $$$$ Higher cost for symmetry, decorative glass, and premium finishes
door type Sliding Doors	Installation Notes Requires track system and side clearance; flush or recessed	Energy Efficiency Role Full-glass doors with Low-E and thermal break technologies	Compliance Standards $$ – $$$$ Price varies by glass type, frame material, and size
door type French Doors	Installation Notes Hinged setup needs swing clearance; often used with sidelights	Energy Efficiency Role Multi-layer weatherstripping and Low-E glass available	Compliance Standards $$ – $$$$ Cost rises with grille patterns, sidelights, and wood selections
door type Bifold Doors	Installation Notes Requires structural support and wall-width track installation	Energy Efficiency Role Requires structural support and wall-width track installation	Compliance Standards $$$ – $$$$ Premium tier due to custom sizing, hardware, and installation
door type Dutch Doors	Installation Notes Installs in standard openings; often custom-ordered	Energy Efficiency Role Optional insulated cores; top glass can be Low-E	Compliance Standards $$ – $$$ Price affected by customization, split hardware, and finish details

Awning Windows Installed by Certified Professionals