Andersen follows a six step process in identifying your windows or patio doors.

1. First, is identifying the window types. This includes selecting from double-hung, casement, awning, gliding, stationary, and specialty windows. The patio door types available are Bay and Bow, gliding, hinged inswing, hinged outswing, sidelights, and transoms. Explore the possibilities of putting different type of window and door combinations and configurations to custom your needs.
2. Second step is identifying the glass type. Glass can effect energy efficiency most. Options available are Low-E4® glass, Low-E4 SmartSun™ glass, Low-E4 Sun glass, Dual-Pane glass, and so on. Additional options such as tinted, laminated, tempered, clear dual-pane, patterned, and so on are available.
3. Third step is choosing exterior and interior options. Exterior options include window or door color, trim options, trim colors, trim styles, head trim options, and so on. Four interior options are available for the finish which include pine, maple, oak, and white. Ask Olde Town Roofing for the options available in your area.
4. Next, is choosing your style with grille options. Standard, custom, and semi-custom grilles are available to match across all products. Grille configurations include full divided light, simulated divide light, and removable interior grilles.
5. Fifth step is to choose the hardware which perform mechanical functions as well as enhance the overall design. Choose from classic series, estate series, traditional folding, contemporary folding, and do on. You can also choose your patio door hardware with a wide selection of choices such as Yuma®, Encino®, Anvers®, Newbury®, Covington®, and Whitmore®. All options are available in multiple metal finishes.
6. Sixth step is to enhance the design with accessories. Insect screens and art glass options are available to enhance the traditional look. Call Olde Town Roofing for the options available in your area!