Old or poorly sealed windows can make your home less comfortable and run up your energy bill. In Port Orange, where summers are long and hot, having windows that seal properly and hold up against coastal conditions matters. Shiloh Screens installs windows for homeowners in Port Orange and throughout Volusia County. We are licensed, insured, BBB Accredited, and workers' comp compliant. Whether you are replacing one window or several, we can come out and talk through your options before you decide anything.
Call (386) 339-3728Port Orange sits close to the Atlantic coast, and that means homes here deal with salt air, humidity, and storm exposure that can wear on windows over time. Frames around older windows can deteriorate, seals can fail, and glass can become less efficient at blocking heat. Neighborhoods near the Intracoastal Waterway and areas along Ridgewood Avenue include a mix of older Florida homes that were built before modern window efficiency standards. Replacing older windows can help with comfort, reduce drafts, and make the home easier to cool.
Shiloh Screens installs replacement windows for residential homes in Port Orange. We remove the existing window, prepare the opening, and install the new window correctly so it is properly sealed and level. We work carefully to make sure the installation is clean and that the window operates correctly when we are done. We do not rush the job. Before we start, we walk through the window options with you so you understand what is going in. After the installation, we clean up the work area before we leave.
Serving Port Orange and all of Volusia County. Licensed, insured, BBB Accredited, and workers' comp compliant.
(386) 339-3728Florida building codes have requirements related to wind and impact resistance depending on the location and type of structure. We recommend checking with your local building department.
Signs include drafts around the frame, difficulty opening or closing the window, fogging between glass panes, or visible damage to the frame or seal.
It depends on how many windows are being replaced and the condition of the existing openings. We can give you a better sense of timing after we assess the job.
Salt air can be hard on certain frame materials over time. When we come out, we can talk through window options that are well suited for coastal Florida conditions.