Windows for Every Style and Budget

Southern Windows and Doors offers a variety of window and door types to suit every need and style. We are the low cost leader in high performance replacement windows.

Most windows come in a Slimline option, a classic American Series option, and an EnergyCore option which maximizes energy efficiency. You can also choose from standard window colors which match most homes. Southern Windows proudly installs NT Window products. NT Window is based in Fort Worth and manufactures windows in the United States.

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Presidential Series NT Windows
  • Sandstone Vinyl
  • Vividcolor Painted Exterior/Interior Option
  • Foam Filled
  • Triple Pane
  • Simulated Grids

Executive Series NT Windows
  • Energy Star Qualified
  • Fusion Welded Frame, Metal reinforced meeting rail
  • Multiple Grid Options

Twinsulator Series NT Windows
  • Powder Coated White, Black, or Bronze
  • ThermaProtec™ Thermally Improved Frame and Sash
  • Commercial Rated Durability
  • Four Layers of Weatherstripping
Slimline Picture Windows
  • White, Almond or Sandstone
  • Vividcolor Painted Exterior/Interior Option


Casement Awning
  • White, Almond or Sandstone
  • Vividcolor Painted Exterior/Interior Option


Single hung windows Installation

Single or Double Hung Windows

Single hung windows may be the ones you’re most familiar with. They consist of two sashes – one on top that doesn’t move, and one on the bottom that slides up. These offer the option of window grids that fit between the layers of glass, making cleaning so much easier.

Unlike single hung windows, double hung windows feature two sashes that both move up and down. They also tilt, making it easy to clean even the window exterior from inside your home.

Picture Windows

Picture windows are stationary, rectangular windows that do not open. Their primary function is to let the maximum amount of light into a room or highlight a an outdoor view. Replacing two side-by-side windows with a single picture window is also a great way to modernize the look of your windows.

Picture windows Installation
Casement or Awning Windows Installation

Casement or Awning Windows

Casement and awning windows are different from hung windows in that they don’t slide up and down. Casement windows are usually taller than they are wide, and are hinged at the side, opening outwards to the left or right. Awning windows are hinged at the top and open outwards at the bottom.

Sliding Windows

Sliding windows do just that – they slide back and forth horizontally. They’re similar to double hung windows turned on their sides. Typically, sliding windows are installed in window openings that aren’t very tall, but have plenty of space horizontally, to maximize natural light. They also have a more modern look than single or double hung windows.

Sliding windows Installation