When people start planning a porch, they’re usually thinking about sizes, timelines, and how everything will look once it’s done. That’s natural. What often matters just as much, though, is how the process actually works once you reach out.
Every project starts with questions — sometimes a lot of them. How the porch will be used, how openings relate to each other, what details matter now versus later. Those conversations help shape the entire project.
It’s common for there to be some back and forth on questions and details before anything is finalized. If something feels unclear, we slow down and talk it through. Because every window is custom-built, that conversation happens before an order is placed — where it belongs.
Nothing moves forward just to keep things moving.
From Plan to Shop Floor
Once the details are settled, the work shifts to the shop. This is where planning turns into real windows.
Parts are prepared using CNC equipment to ensure accuracy and consistency before assembly even begins. That precision carries through the rest of the build process, helping everything fit and function the way it should.
Windows are built one project at a time by people who understand how they’ll be installed and used. The same team that designs the system builds it, prepares it, and makes sure it’s ready for what comes next — whether that’s a local installation or shipment to another part of the country.
That connection matters. When names — not departments — are attached to the work, the details tend to matter more.
A Look Inside the Process
This short video gives a behind-the-scenes look at how a project moves through the shop — from prepared parts to assembled windows — and the people doing the work along the way.
The Final Steps
Before windows leave the shop, everything needed for installation is gathered and included with the order. Screws, sealant, and hardware are added so nothing is left to guesswork later.
Whether the windows are being installed locally or shipped out, they’re checked, protected, and prepared with the same attention to detail. It’s not flashy — but it’s intentional.
By the time a project reaches this stage, it’s already been shaped by a lot of care and thought.
Why This Approach Matters
At the end of the day, these are just windows — but the way they’re planned, built, and supported matters.
We try to approach each project the same way we’d want someone to handle our own home: take the time, answer the questions, do the work right, and stand behind it.
Real people making great windows, and standing behind both the product and the process.
Ready to get your project started? Start here.
Seeing It in Person
We’re still in the thick of home show season, and for many people, seeing the windows in person helps everything click. If you’re nearby, you can check out upcoming events on our event calendar and stop by to ask questions, see the details up close, and talk through your project.
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