Irving Park
Windows Installation in Irving Park
Tall old windows in an Irving Park home? Non-standard sizes are normal here.
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Window Replacement in Irving Park
Irving Park holds some of the oldest housing on the Northwest Side, including large frame homes with tall, narrow windows that predate anything resembling a standard size. Catalog dimensions rarely apply.
That is not a problem, but it does mean measuring properly and ordering to the opening rather than to the nearest stock size. A window forced into an opening it does not fit is a draft you will feel for years.
Non-Standard Openings
Tall sashes, transoms above the main window, and openings that have shifted with the house all show up here. Each one is measurable and each one is workable; none of them is guessable.
If a previous owner already replaced some windows badly, say so. Correcting a poor earlier installation is a normal part of the job in these houses.
What This Means for Your Irving Park Project
Made-to-opening sizes
Ordered to the measured opening, not squeezed into a stock dimension.
Transoms and tall sashes
Common in older frame homes here and planned as part of the opening.
Fixing earlier work
Poorly fitted previous replacements corrected rather than worked around.
Talk to Us About Your Irving Park Windows
Describe what is happening with your windows and we will tell you what we think it needs. Free, no obligation.
Mon–Fri 8am–10pm EST / 7am–9pm CST · Sat 10am–4pm EST / 9am–3pm CST
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Irving Park Window Questions We Hear
My openings are an odd size — is that a problem?
No. Windows are made to measured sizes routinely. It just means measuring before ordering.
Can you replace a window with a transom above it?
Yes, either as separate units or as one assembly, depending on the opening.
A previous replacement was done badly — can it be fixed?
Usually. Tell us what is wrong and we will look at the opening properly.
Window Work Around Irving Park
