Wood windows offer a warmth and authenticity no other material fully replicates, which is why they’re the go-to for historic homes near Marietta Square and Whitlock Heights and for high-end renovations. Wood is naturally insulating and can be stained or painted any color. The trade-off is maintenance — exposed wood needs periodic refinishing — so many homeowners choose clad wood windows, which wrap the exterior in aluminum or fiberglass for low upkeep while keeping the real-wood interior.
Benefits of Wood Window Replacement
- Authentic, timeless look ideal for historic homes
- Natural insulation value from solid wood frames
- Stain or paint to any interior finish you want
- Clad-exterior options combine wood interior with low upkeep
- Adds premium character and resale appeal
Our Installation Process
Every wood window replacement project follows the same proven, AAMA-standard process — the details that keep water out of your walls and your manufacturer warranty valid.
- Precise field measurement of every opening
- Careful removal of the old window (EPA Lead-Safe on older homes)
- Inspection and prep of the rough opening
- New unit set level, plumb, and square
- Low-expansion insulation and correct flashing
- Interior and exterior sealing, trim, and cleanup
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What Affects the Cost
Pricing is quoted per project after an in-home measurement. The main factors:
- Window size and quantity
- Frame material (vinyl, wood, fiberglass, aluminum)
- Glass package (Low-E, argon, dual vs. triple pane)
- Insert vs. full-frame installation
- Custom shapes, capping, and permits
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Wood Window Replacement FAQs
Do wood windows require a lot of maintenance?
Exposed exterior wood needs periodic sealing or painting. Clad wood windows solve this by covering the exterior in aluminum or fiberglass, so you keep the wood interior with far less upkeep.
Are wood windows a good fit for historic Marietta homes?
Yes — they match original architecture and can often satisfy historic-district guidelines. We help you choose profiles and finishes appropriate to the home’s era.