Replacement windows, in all parts of the country, are increasing as a home improvement. While worn windows should be replaced, many single pane models are being taken out in favor of double pane frames. What's the difference? As going green is increasingly becoming standard, homes need to be as energy-efficient as possible. Insulated glass replacement windows increase energy conservation by keeping more heat in, and over time, the home uses less fuel. When you're looking for replacement windows for your West Hartford home, we give you a choice of vinyl and wood materials, as well as insulated glass frames. Browse through our selection of products by Harvey Industries, Pella, Paradigm, Marvin, Anderson, and Simonton.

Many of these reasons are why replacement doors are added. We install entry and interior doors and give you a choice of steel, wood, and fiberglass products by Therma-Tru and Masonite.

But while replacement windows may up the energy-efficiency of your home, you still need to make sure the structure is protected from the outside. When siding becomes worn, it makes your home more vulnerable. Exposed to the elements for several years, siding will start to display wear and tear at some point, and new material will need to be added. When you contact Clear Choice Exteriors for siding for your West Hartford home, we give you wood, vinyl, and fiber-cement options by Mastic and CertainTeed. Vinyl is the most requested for homes, as it needs minimal maintenance and is durable and environmentally-friendly.

Roofing is another exterior aspect of a home that starts to show wear and tear after a while. Clear Choice Exteriors will add new roofing to a West Hartford home, and we give customers a choice of three materials: premium asphalt, cedar shake, and shingles. Additionally, we don't just put the new material down – we take the old roofing off. But between these two steps, our workers prepare the roof for longevity in all types of weather by installing an ice and water shield, re-leading all chimneys, checking gutters for damage, building out the soffit, and adding ridge vents.