Awning Windows
Awning windows for Long Island homes
Top-hinged windows that crank outward to open, so you can catch a breeze even in a light Long Island rain.
Awning windows are hinged at the top and open outward from the bottom, which lets you leave them open during a light rain without water getting in. They seal tightly against the frame when closed and pair beautifully above or below picture and casement windows for extra light and ventilation.
Sound familiar?
What Long Island homeowners tell us
Airflow in any weather
You want fresh air without worrying about a sudden downpour.
Awning windows shed rain while staying open.
Hard-to-reach openings
High or over-counter windows are awkward to lift.
Simple crank operation opens them with one hand.
Drafty old units
Aging windows leak air around the sash.
A tight compression seal when closed keeps drafts out.
Why EcoView
Built better, priced factory-direct
Rain-friendly ventilation
Open for a breeze even in light rain.
Tight air seal
Compression seal for real energy efficiency.
Easy crank operation
Ideal for high or hard-to-reach spots.
Lifetime warranty
Transferable limited lifetime coverage.
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Choose the right fit for your home
Simple, transparent, proven
The EcoView Long Island Process
Four steps from first call to lifetime warranty, no surprises, no pressure, no middleman.
1. Free consultation
We measure, listen, and give you an honest itemized quote, no pressure.
2. Factory build
Made to your exact openings, manufactured factory-direct.
3. Certified install
Our Long Island crews install clean and to spec, most homes in 1-2 days.
4. Lifetime warranty
Backed for life, with a warranty that transfers if you sell.
Real Long Island projects
Recently installed across Nassau & Suffolk
Good questions
Frequently asked
Can I leave awning windows open in the rain?
Yes, in a light rain, because they hinge at the top and open outward, shedding water away from the opening. Close them for heavy storms.
Where do awning windows work best?
Above or below other windows, in bathrooms, and in hard-to-reach spots where a crank is easier than lifting a sash.
Are awning windows energy efficient?
Yes, the compression seal makes them one of the more efficient operable styles, paired with Low-E, argon-filled glass.