
Jefferson Park
Bungalow front windows letting in the cold? Call and we'll plan the group as one project.
Free, no-obligation estimate · Mon–Fri 7am–9pm CST
Jefferson Park sits in the heart of Chicago's bungalow belt, and the classic front elevation — a wide central window flanked by narrower ones, often with a decorative upper sash — is the single most common project we discuss here.
That group has to be treated as one unit. Replace the center and leave the flankers and the whole front of the house looks off. We plan the sizes, the sightlines and the grille pattern together so the finished elevation still looks deliberate.
Brick bungalow openings are usually masonry, which means the replacement has to be measured to the existing rough opening rather than assumed from a catalog size. We measure before anything is ordered.
If the original upper sashes have a decorative pattern, that pattern can usually be carried into the new windows. It is the detail most people notice afterward, and the one most often skipped.

Brick openings need accurate measurement and careful sealing at the perimeter.
Center and flanking windows planned together so the front elevation stays balanced.
The original grille pattern can usually be carried into the replacement.
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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Usually yes, for appearance reasons. If budget says otherwise, we will tell you which split looks least obvious.
A properly planned masonry-opening replacement works to the existing opening. We plan the perimeter detail before we start.
In most cases the pattern can be reproduced in the new sash. Bring it up when you call.

