Windows & Siding FAQ

Window replacement and siding installation answers for homeowners in Medford, Voorhees, Haddonfield & all of Burlington County NJ. Expert service from your trusted local contractor.

How do I know if I need new windows in my South Jersey home?

Signs you need new windows include: drafts around window frames, condensation between panes (seal failure), difficulty opening/closing, visible damage or wood rot, high energy bills, and excessive outside noise. Modern energy-efficient windows with Low-E glass significantly improve comfort and efficiency for homeowners in Burlington County and Camden County.

What types of windows do you install?

We install all window types including double-hung, casement, sliding, bay, bow, and picture windows. We work with major manufacturers and can help you choose styles and features that match your home's architecture and your needs.

What's an egress window and do I need one?

Egress windows are large enough to serve as emergency exits. Building codes require them in basement bedrooms and living spaces. We install code-compliant egress windows with properly sized window wells, including cutting through foundation walls.

Can you add windows where there aren't any?

Yes! Adding windows involves cutting into walls, which may require structural modifications. We assess load-bearing requirements, install proper headers, and ensure the work meets code. New windows can transform dark spaces and add value to your home.

What structural framing services do you offer?

We handle all aspects of structural framing including load-bearing wall modifications, beam installation, header replacement, floor system repairs, and additions. All structural work is engineered properly and inspected to ensure safety.

How long do window replacements take?

Most window replacement projects are completed in 1-2 days for standard installations. Larger projects or those requiring structural modifications take longer. We protect your home's interior and clean up thoroughly after installation.

How much do replacement windows cost in South Jersey?

Window replacement costs in Burlington County and Camden County vary by type, size, and features. Standard double-hung vinyl windows typically range from $400-$800 installed, while premium windows with better insulation, triple-pane glass, or specialty shapes cost more. True Contracting provides detailed quotes for homeowners in Medford, Marlton, Cherry Hill, Voorhees, and throughout South Jersey.

What's the difference between vinyl, wood, and fiberglass windows?

Vinyl windows are affordable and low-maintenance but have limited colors. Wood windows offer classic beauty and excellent insulation but require maintenance. Fiberglass windows provide the best durability and insulation with low maintenance but cost more. We help you choose based on your priorities.

What does Low-E glass mean and do I need it?

Low-E (low emissivity) glass has a coating that reflects heat while allowing light through. It keeps your home cooler in summer and warmer in winter, reducing energy bills. Most modern windows include Low-E glass, and we recommend it for all replacements.

Can you remove a wall to open up my floor plan?

Yes! We specialize in load-bearing wall removal. This requires installing proper beam support to carry the load. We work with engineers when needed, handle permits, and ensure all structural modifications are safe and code-compliant. Open floor plans are one of our most popular services.

What is involved in installing a new header?

Headers are structural beams above windows and doors that support the weight above. Installing or enlarging a header involves temporary support, removing drywall, cutting studs, installing the properly sized header, adding jack and king studs, and finishing. We size headers according to span and load requirements.

Do you repair floor joists and structural damage?

Yes! We repair damaged floor joists, sistering weakened joists, replacing rotted sections, and reinforcing sagging floors. We also address bouncy floors, squeaks, and level issues. Structural repairs are essential for safety and should be addressed promptly.

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