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Klingelhut Window & Siding is a family business. Unlike other corporate home renovation companies, we have a vested interest in keeping our twin city home improvement customers happy. Our customers have become our friends and we care about them. We care about the work we do. Our work is a reflection of our company

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Edina Minnesota Replacement Windows Contractor
612-532-3117




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Schedule an appointment now to get afree quote for siding, windows, roofing & doors 

612-532-3117
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Edina Mn Replacement Window Contractor

There are many types of Edina replacement windows to fit the varied styles of home architecture. Some of the more popular styles include the following.
Casements have one or two panes. They are hinged on one side and open by rotating a crank. Casement windows generally open only 15 – 30 degrees, enough to let in light, but little else.
Sliders are generally two offset sashes, one which will slide behind the other, much like a sliding glass door.
Double hung have two sashes which move vertically, allowing ventilation through a space at the top and/or at the bottom.
Bay windows are three-sided arrangements that project from the exterior wall of the house, usually in living rooms or formal sitting rooms. They give the room a larger feel while offering additional space for a seat or arrangements of potted plants.
Bow windows are set in a series with each sash set at an angle. Bows are similar to bays in that they protrude from the exterior face of the house. They are different in that each sash or in the series is set at a slight angle so that the entire series forms a graceful curve or bow, rather than the sharp three-sided appearance of bay windows. There can be any number of sashes in the bow window series.
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Garden windows are frequently installed in kitchens, often replacing the sash behind the kitchen sink. These also extend beyond the exterior wall of the house. They are much smaller than bay or bow styles and are often used for holding potted plants, creating an interior garden, while giving an improved view of the outside lawn or garden.
• Window Replacement
• Siding Installation
• Door Installation/Replacement

Gary Klingelhut
Licensed Minnesota
Building Contractor
License # BC659094