Window styles · Dallas–Fort Worth
Casement windows for North Texas homes
Casement windows are hinged on the side and crank outward, like a door. They open fully to catch a breeze and press tight against the frame when closed.
- Best for
- Kitchens & over-the-sink spots
- Relative cost
How it works
How casement windows work
A crank handle at the bottom swings the sash out on its hinges. When you close it, the sash presses into weatherstripping on all four sides, which makes casements one of the tightest-sealing windows that open.
Why homeowners choose them
- The whole sash opens for maximum airflow
- Seals tightly on all four sides when closed
- Easy to open over a sink or counter with a crank
- Clean, modern sightlines
Good to know
- The sash swings outward, so it needs clearance from walkways and patios.
- Cranks and hinges add parts compared with a slider or hung window.
Where they fit
Where casement windows work best
- Kitchens, over the sink
- Hard-to-reach spots
- Beside picture windows
- Modern and contemporary homes
In North Texas homes
Casements are a favorite over kitchen sinks in DFW homes, where reaching across a counter to lift a sash is awkward. Opened toward North Texas's usual southerly breeze, a casement scoops air into the room on mild spring and fall days.
What they cost
More than hung windows or sliders, for the crank and hinge hardware.
Size, glass and installation matter as much as style. See our window replacement cost guide.
Glass for your county
Dallas & Tarrant
U ≤ 0.32 · SHGC ≤ 0.23
Collin & Denton
U ≤ 0.28 · SHGC ≤ 0.23
Every style we install is available with Low-E glass that meets these ENERGY STAR targets. What the numbers mean
How it works
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FAQ
Casement windows: common questions
Still wondering about something? Call us at (469) 457-4049 — a real person will pick up. Or browse the full window replacement FAQ.
Are casement windows more energy efficient than sliders?
Casements usually seal tighter because the sash presses into the frame on all four sides. The glass package still matters most; see the energy-efficient windows guide.
Where does the screen go on a casement window?
Inside. Because the sash opens outward, the screen sits on the interior side of the window.
Can a casement replace my kitchen slider?
Usually, yes. We'll measure the opening and check the outside clearance so the sash can swing freely.
Window styles
Compare similar window styles
Not sure what you need? That's what the free estimate is for — we'll recommend the right style for every room.
Awning windows
Best for: Bathrooms & laundry rooms
Picture windows
Best for: Living rooms & backyard views
Double-hung windows
Best for: Two-story homes & upstairs rooms
Casement windows installed across Dallas–Fort Worth
We install casement windows in homes all over the Metroplex from our Plano office. Find your city:
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