Oak Park is renowned for its architectural heritage, featuring the world's largest collection of Frank Lloyd Wright-designed buildings and a wealth of Victorian-era homes. This inner-ring suburb combines urban convenience with a tight-knit community atmosphere.
Oak Park's tree-lined streets and dense urban setting don't protect homes from Chicago's harsh winter winds, and many of the village's century-old homes still have original single-pane windows that are major sources of heat loss.
Oak Park's predominantly pre-war housing stock means many homes have windows that are 50-100 years old. While preservation is important, modern replacement windows can be custom-manufactured to match historic profiles while providing drastically better energy performance and reducing street noise.
Frank Lloyd Wright's Home and Studio and the Unity Temple
We needed windows that would pass our historic district review and still improve our home's energy efficiency. Panes delivered custom-profiled windows that look authentic to our 1912 Prairie-style home and cut our heating bill by 25%. — Lisa W., Frank Lloyd Wright Historic District