Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Premium Windows for Every Home and Business
Universal Window & Door has been a trusted leader in crafting high-quality windows for over a century. Founded in 1905, our company combines historical expertise with modern innovation to deliver durable, stylish solutions for residential and commercial projects. Our team specializes in custom window manufacturing, with a focus on preserving architectural integrity while meeting contemporary energy efficiency standards. Recognized with industry awards, including multiple Tsongas Preservation Awards, we serve clients nationwide, including over 100 National Park buildings.Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our partnerships with developers like WinnCompanies and Tocci Building Companies, ensuring every project meets strict deadlines without compromising quality. We pride ourselves on offering comprehensive support, from initial design to final installation, backed by decades of collective experience in window technology and historic preservation.
Services
Single Hung
Double Hung
Awning
Casement
Sliding
Fixed Glass
Details
- Year established: 1905
Highlights and features
- We offer over 100 years of window manufacturing expertise.
- Our team provides custom solutions for historic and modern buildings.
- Award-winning craftsmanship recognized by preservation organizations.
- We guarantee timely delivery without compromising product quality.
- Our windows meet federal and state historic tax credit requirements.
Associations and certifications
- Tsongas Preservation Awards
What people say
Types of windows clients prefer
Good service
Pro-active problem solvers
Services
Single Hung Windows
Single hung windows feature a fixed top sash and operable bottom sash. Ideal for traditional homes, these windows provide excellent energy efficiency while maintaining classic aesthetics. Our aluminum-clad models combine durability with low maintenance requirements.
Double Hung Windows
Double hung windows offer two operable sashes that tilt inward for easy cleaning. Perfect for multi-story buildings, these windows maintain architectural authenticity while improving thermal performance through advanced weatherstripping technology.
Awning Windows
Awning windows open outward from the bottom, allowing ventilation even during light rain. Our fixed series maximizes natural light in commercial spaces while meeting strict historic preservation standards for listed buildings.
Casement Windows
Casement windows provide unobstructed views with superior air sealing. Available in inswing or outswing configurations, these windows enhance energy efficiency through multi-point locking systems and reinforced frames.
Fixed Glass Units
Fixed glass units create expansive light-filled spaces without operable components. Our custom solutions incorporate safety glazing and thermal breaks to meet building codes while preserving visual continuity in historic renovations.
Questions
What types of windows do you manufacture?
We produce single/double hung, awning, casement, sliding, and fixed glass windows in aluminum-clad and historic preservation models.
Do you work on historic building projects?
Yes, we specialize in historic renovations with windows featured in over 100 National Park buildings and tax credit-qualified projects.
What commercial applications do you serve?
Our products are used in multifamily housing, mixed-use developments, and institutional buildings requiring code-compliant window solutions.
How do you ensure product quality?
We combine century-old craftsmanship with modern testing protocols, including thermal performance verification and material stress testing.
What geographic areas do you serve?
We provide windows nationwide with specialized historic preservation expertise for projects requiring federal/state tax credit compliance.
Reviews (1)
Homer Bastien
Dec 06, 2020
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Beautiful windows to choose from with great prices. Good quality. Very satisfied with the service they provided and the staff does a job providing new ideas which made my shopping easier.
