All posts dedicated to pictures of vinyl replacement window projects completed by Alpha Windows on Long Island, New York. Alpha Windows is a contractor that specializes in replacement windows Long Island.
This home in Yaphank, underwent an exterior remodeling on its windows and siding. First, the windows were replaced with vinyl double hung replacement windows. Then the siding was replaced with glacier white dutch lap vinyl siding around the whole home. Finally, black shutters were installed to distinguish from the all white color.
Here we changed the bow window and siding on this split-level home in Commack. The existing window was replaced with a five-panel bow window with operating casements that open outwards. Then the siding was replaced around the whole home with dutch lap vinyl siding in Tuscan Clay color. All trim was white with black shutters.
Here we changed the windows and siding on this home in Oyster Bay. First, we replaced the existing windows with vinyl double hung windows around the whole house. Then we sided the front of the house with Storm colored vinyl shake shingles and the sides with Storm clapboard vinyl siding. Finally, we finished the project by accenting all the windows with white mantels.
This home in Williston Park underwent a complete exterior renovation on windows and siding. The roof was ripped and replaced with lifetime architectural shingles in Williamsburg Slate. Then all of the windows were replaced with vinyl replacement windows. All of the windows were double hung replacement that tilt-in for easy cleaning and improve the energy efficiency of the home. Our windows come with Low-E and argon standard, so you know you’re getting the best energy package available on windows. Finally, we installed Tuscan Clay vinyl shakes on the front of the house with clapboard vinyl siding on the sides and rear. This home is going to stand out well in the neighborhood for several years to come.
We replaced the windows and siding on this ranch home in Shirley. First we replaced all of the windows with vinyl replacement windows, including two bay windows in the front. Then we replaced the siding around the whole house with clapboard vinyl siding. The siding color used in the picture is Colonial Ivory. All accents were done in white as white is a popular color to accent the colonial ivory.
On this home in Woodbury, we replaced the old windows with new bronze-colored replacement windows. We also replaced the existing siding with shake shingle vinyl siding around the home. The shake shingles used were vintage wicker colored because they contrast the bronze windows really well.
This colonial home in East Williston underwent a complete renovation on its siding, roofing and windows. The roof was first replaced with lifetime architectural shingles. Then we replaced all of the windows throughout the home with vinyl replacement windows. The home was composed mostly of double hung windows all around. Finally, we replaced all of the old siding with cape cod gray shake shingles. We installed the shake shingles throughout the whole house and accented the windows with black shutters. The color palette of this home was done in complete grayscale, ranging from white to gray to black. This renovation brought new luster to the home, while maintaining its vintage look.
This home is in an area of Lindenhurst that was affected by Hurricane Sandy. It was elevated and required a lot of renovation to return it to its pristine self. The whole roof was ripped and replaced with Weathered Wood GAF Architectural Shingles. Following that phase, we replaced all of the windows on the home with Alpha Vinyl Replacement windows. A lot of the windows were mulled double-hungs and mulled casements. That means several of the windows shared the same mainframe in order to provide greater strength and stability. Finally, we replaced the old siding with Canyon Drift Shake Shingles in the front and Canyon Drift Dutch Lap siding on the sides and rear. Everything was accented with white trim.
We replaced the windows and siding on this ranch home in Amityville. First we changed all of the windows on the home, as you can see a four-lite bow window in the picture. Then we replaced the siding in the front with shake shingles and the siding on the rest of the home with dutch lap vinyl siding. The homeowner wanted to keep the home vintage so they chose the antique parchment color. This home will look great for years to come!
This high ranch in Hicksville underwent a complete renovation to the entire home. First we replaced all of the windows with mulled casement, double hungs, and sliders. Then we sided the home with Walnut colored vinyl shake shingles and dutch lap siding. All of the trim was done in white aluminum, with white mantels and white columns. New electric garage doors were installed as well.