Getting your home up to date means making it as efficient as possible. For windows, this means replacing any older frames with more energy-conserving models. In particular, single pane windows don't keep in as much heat as they should, and a double pane, or insulated glass, replacement window allows a home to be more energy-efficient. By keeping more heat in, these replacement windows result in lower fuel use over time. Additionally, some of these replacement windows are covered by a federal tax credit for energy conservation. Clear Choice Exteriors installs vinyl and wood replacement windows, with insulated glass models included. Choose from several styles by Harvey Industries, Paradigm, Pella, Simonton, Anderson, and Marvin.

Replacement door are also another measure for energy conservation. We install interior and entry doors, and customers working with us have a choice of steel, fiberglass, or wood models by Therma-Tru and Masonite.

Other remodeling services focus on improving the effectiveness of the exterior of your home. Siding is one of these. Exposed to the elements for many years, the material begins to experience wear and tear and, over time, isn't as effective. When you contact us to replace the siding on your Morris home, we give you three options for materials: fiber-cement, wood, and vinyl. Vinyl is the most requested out of the three, as it is environmentally-friendly, low-maintenance, and durable.

Roofing, also exposed to the elements for many years, experiences a similar degree of wear and tear. But waiting for your roof to start leaking is too long; instead, notice when the material has an overall older and worn appearance and replace it before it no longer protects your home. Clear Choice Exteriors offers three choices of materials for new roofing on Morris homes: premium asphalt, cedar shake, and shingles. Our workers, as well, do a full installation, with the older material removed first. After, the surface is prepared through the installation of an ice and water shield, re-leading the chimneys, checking gutters for damage, building out the soffit, and adding ridge vents. After all of these steps are complete, we add the new roofing.