Exterior Windows, Doors, Siding and Roofing in Madison, AL

Madison sits immediately west of Huntsville and has grown quickly alongside the region's aerospace and technology employers. That growth shows in the housing: established subdivisions from the eighties and nineties sit next to much newer construction.

The older stock is where most of our window work comes from. Single-pane and early double-pane aluminum units from that period are well past their seal life, and they fail in a pattern we recognize from the curb.

Newer construction brings a different set of problems, mostly builder-grade parts and flashing details that were installed quickly. A wall can look fine for years while water works its way in around a window or door.

Madison began as a railroad stop, and the Madison Station Historic District around Main Street still has homes from the late 1800s and early 1900s facing the tracks, many in Queen Anne and Craftsman styles.

On houses like these, the outside is the whole point. When we replace exterior windows, doors, siding or trim on an older Madison home, we talk first about keeping the proportions and profiles that make the house look like itself, then about how to make it shed water better.

When a subdivision went up at once, its windows were all installed in the same season. They reach the end of their seal life together too.

So if three houses on your street are getting new windows, it is not a sales push. Yours are probably the same age, and it is worth having them looked at before a seal fails or a sill rots.

• A free visit at a time that suits you, Monday to Saturday between 7 AM and 7 PM.
• We walk the outside of your home, measure, and look for rot or failed flashing.
• You get a written scope with every line and material named, priced per opening for windows and doors.
• There is no pressure to sign. The price is the same next week.
• We install one opening at a time, clean up each day and haul everything away.