
Why Upgrade Your Windows?
What to Know Before Replacing Your Windows
Replacing old windows is one of the smartest ways to enhance your home. It boosts curb appeal, improves energy efficiency, and eliminates the hassle of old, worn-out frames. Benefits include:
- A fresh, updated look for your home
- Easy cleaning with tilt-in designs
- Better security and insulation
- Increased home value
- No more rotting or painting
- Protection from harmful UV rays
Why We Recommend Earthwise®
Proven quality, unmatched warranty, and long-term peace of mind.
Doug shares:
Earthwise® windows are different. With 24 factories across 48 states, and using the same vinyl construction, parts are interchangeable and easy to service. Over a million windows are installed every year. Their warranty covers:
- Lifetime vinyl
- Lifetime glass seal failure
- Lifetime glass breakage
- Lifetime on all window parts
- Lifetime free factory service — no prorating, no fine print
Years Of Local Expertise

What To Look For
Common Problems with Old or Poor-Quality Windows
- Windows won’t stay open
- Broken balance springs
- Fog or film between panes
- Seal failure and glass replacement
- Tilt-in sashes that won’t work
- Broken pivot bars or cheap plastic components
Many of these issues require in-home service. With some companies, you’ll pay out of pocket — even under “warranty.” Earthwise® backs every window with full lifetime coverage.
Our Installation Process
What to Expect
A great window deserves a great installer — and at Best Windows™, we do it right. We treat your home like our own, with care, craftsmanship, and respect every step of the way.
Precise Measurements
Safe Removal
Expert Installation
Perfect Alignment
Airtight Sealing
Finishing Touches
From the Owner
On a personal note,
“I’m proud to say that Best Windows™ has held a perfect service record with the Better Business Bureau since 1993. We’ve received many letters of thanks from customers and even the BBB itself, recognizing us as a beacon of trust, service, and goodwill in the Richmond community.”