Made to order replacement windows and sliding glass doors for homes in Valdosta. We measure, we pull the permit, and the old windows leave with us the same day.
Most of what an energy efficient window does in Valdosta is deal with afternoon sun, which comes through the glass and becomes heat inside the room. The windows we install have coated glass that turns most of that sun back before it gets in, and a sealed, gas filled space between the panes that slows down the rest.
Across a whole home our projects run $1,000 to $1,250 per window installed, and $1,500 to $2,000 for a sliding glass door.
Averaged across a full home. Specialty shapes and oversized openings run higher, and storm rated glass pushes the range up as well.
Width and panel count are what move the range. Storm rated glass moves it up from there.
We'll do a single window. Smaller jobs carry a higher cost per window, because a project has a certain amount of fixed cost in it no matter how many openings are involved.
You get one number for the whole project. The windows, the demolition, hauling the old ones off, labor, the permit, taxes and the warranty are all in it.
The visit and the quote are on us.
We work with several lenders rather than one, so there is more than a single program on the table. Depending on what suits you that can be twelve months with no interest and no payments, a smaller fixed payment spread over a longer term, or a simple interest plan.
Paying the balance off early never costs you anything extra on any of them.
Replacing windows here needs a permit and an inspection. Inside the city that goes through Valdosta Inspections, and outside the city limits it goes to Lowndes County.
We work out which one your address falls under, file it, and meet the inspector. It's in the number we quote you.

Every window is built for the opening it goes into, from measurements we take at your house. Nothing comes off a shelf.
Built to your opening rather than cut down to fit it. Welded frames, coated insulating glass, and both sashes tilt inward so the outside pane gets cleaned from inside the house.
Laminated glass that holds together when something hits it, set in a reinforced frame anchored to the structure. Available on any opening if you want it.
Two, three and four panel layouts, on a raised track with smooth rollers and multi point locking. Storm rated glass is available on any of them.
Color, grids, glass and hardware are yours to pick. See what we install.
It starts with a call or the form. We come out to the house and measure every opening ourselves. You will know what the whole job costs, one number with everything in it. Once we get started the permit gets filed and your windows go into production, which runs four to twelve weeks because nothing is prebuilt and yours are made to your measurements.
If your address is inside the historic district, the certificate of appropriateness goes in alongside the permit, and the commission's meeting calendar is what sets that part of the schedule.
Install is usually one to two days. Every old window and all the debris leaves with us the same day it comes out. Before we finish we walk the house with you and go through every window.

JEM Construction of Tallahassee is a licensed and insured Florida building contractor, CBC 1262375, and has been working this side of the state line since 2004.
Worth knowing before you compare bids: Georgia does not license window installation. The state treats it as a specialty trade, which means anyone can do this work here, and the bids you collect will not all come from a licensed contractor.
Ours does. We hold a Florida building contractor's license, we carry insurance, and there is a general contractor on your job. That is not a requirement in Georgia. It is the difference between the bids.
Jimmy Maige is the general contractor here. Once you come on board he goes over the details of your job with you and confirms everything before any work starts, and he stays your point of contact until the last window is in.
We handle window replacement across Valdosta, from North Patterson Street and Fairview through Brookwood North, the Southside and the East End, out past the university and up through the north side of town. We work the rest of Lowndes County too.
If your house is over in Thomasville, see our Thomasville page.
Send the form or call, and we'll set a time to come out to your house. We look at every opening, take the measurements, and go through the options with you.
The visit and the quote are on us.
Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 5:00
Thanks. We will be in touch about your windows. If it is urgent, call (850) 900-2360.

Nothing here requires it. That rule is a coastal one and Valdosta is around seventy miles inland. Storm rated glass is available on any opening if you want it, and after Idalia and Helene it is a fair thing to ask about.
Yes. Inside Valdosta's local historic district the change goes in front of the Historic Preservation Commission before it can be ordered. That part is ours to handle.
Georgia does not license window installation, so nobody bidding your job here is required to hold one. We hold a Florida building contractor's license, CBC 1262375, and we carry insurance. When you are comparing bids, that is the kind of thing worth knowing about whoever you hire.
We do. Inside the city it goes through Valdosta Inspections, and addresses outside the city limits go to Lowndes County. We work out which one yours falls under, file it, and meet the inspector. It's in the number we quote you.
Across a whole home our projects run $1,000 to $1,250 per window installed, and $1,500 to $2,000 for a sliding glass door. Smaller jobs carry a higher cost per window, because a project has a fixed cost in it no matter how many openings are involved.
Four to twelve weeks for your windows to be built, because production does not start until your order is placed and every unit is made to your measurements. Install itself is normally one to two days. A house inside the historic district adds the commission's meeting calendar to the front of that.
Yes. There is no minimum, and the visit and the quote are still on us. A small job costs more per window than a whole house does, because a project carries a fixed cost no matter how many openings are in it.