In mid-July, a two-person Glass West crew replaced nine windows in a Sacramento Habitat for Humanity home with new Milgard Trinsic series retrofit windows. The job was part of our long-running partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento. The house got a full set of new windows, from the one over the kitchen sink to the bedroom sliders that look out on the backyard.
Going with retrofit windows kept the job simple. Retrofit units fit into the existing window openings, so the crew took out the old windows and set the new ones in place without cutting into the stucco or exterior walls. That meant less mess, less disruption, and a faster install for the family living there.
Working with Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento is something our team is proud of. Habitat builds and repairs homes for local families, seniors, and veterans, and we have supplied and installed windows on their Sacramento area projects for years. You can read more about that relationship on our Habitat for Humanity partnership page.
Each new window has a white vinyl frame and Title 24 compliant glass, which meets California's energy code for windows. The Trinsic series uses slim frame lines, so more of each opening is glass. The home now has a mix of styles, including a single hung window above the kitchen sink and horizontal sliders in the bedrooms.
If your windows are drafty, foggy, or hard to open, see our residential window replacement in Sacramento page, learn more about vinyl window replacement, or read why we install Milgard Trinsic windows in Sacramento. When you're ready, request a free estimate.