Parade of Homes Winner: New Construction Best Builder Award

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New Construction Project

North Western Supply and Al Lopez Signature Homes worked together in creating a Ranch/Split-Level styled home that was developed for the Grand County Parade of Homes, 2008. Being out in the wide-open country, the goal was to capture the amazing views of the landscape from as many different rooms of the home as possible.

House showing Tuscany Series vinyl windows

Vinyl Windows Enhance the View

Adding 60 windows to this single-family home allowed not only lots of natural light to flood the home, but, it also helped to enhance the amazing view. 

Tuscany Series vinyl windows

Energy Efficient Windows

The builders installed Milgard® Tuscany Series® double pane, vinyl windows and selected an energy efficiency package that exceeded ENERGY STAR® requirements in the area. The crisp look of white vinyl windows complemented both the interior and exterior of the home.

Tuscany Series single hung picture window combo

Even Sight Lines

Choosing windows with even sight lines provided an aesthetically pleasing feel to a home. The wide frame shape, similar to the appearance of a wood window, offered a traditional look.

Interior shot of Tuscany Series Vinyl windows in dining room area.

Award Winning Home

Upon completion, the home was entered in the 2008 Grand Country Parade of Homes and won the Best Builder/Construction Award.

Interior shot of Tuscany Series vinyl windows

See other Parade of Homes Projects:

New Home Construction: Tips from a Builder

Fiberglass Windows and Patio Doors Shine in the New Idea Home

 

Project Information
Reason for Project: 2008 Grand Country Parade of Homes Entry
Window Series Selected: Tuscany Series® Windows
Notable project leaders: North Western Supply, Al Lopez Signature Homes

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