Great Way Window & Door

At Great Way Window and Door, our family heritage is built on a foundation of quality craftsmanship. Located in Farwell, Michigan, we specialize in creating windows that not only add beauty to your home but also increase its value. Our team of experts knows which products will meet your exact needs, whether you're building a new home or replacing windows in your existing one. We pride ourselves on hand-fit finished windows, full-screen manufacturing, and hand installation. Our services include in-house welding, precision cutting, hand trimming, hand fitting, and full-screen manufacturing, ensuring that every detail is meticulously cared for. We offer a wide range of customization options and design flexibility for energy-efficient windows, bay windows, sliding doors, and more. Our goal is to ensure that you're completely satisfied with the end result. If you're looking for a partner to make your next home project a success, look no further than Great Way Window and Door.

Services

Our services are designed to cater to your every need, from the initial consultation to the final installation. We offer a variety of services including in-house welding, precision cutting, hand trimming, hand fitting, and full-screen manufacturing. Our team is dedicated to ensuring that every window meets the highest standards of quality and craftsmanship. Whether you're looking for energy-efficient solutions, custom designs, or simply replacing existing windows, we have the expertise and resources to make it happen.

Products

Our product range includes double hung, double sliders, picture windows, casement, bays and bows, patio doors, and special shapes. We offer a wide array of color choices, including white, sandlewood, and woodgrain interiors, along with various glass options and muntin configurations. Our windows are built with features such as 3 1/4" jamb thickness, fully welded frames and sashes, nominal 7/8" insulated glass, double strength glass, and more. We also offer options like Pilkington Low-E glass, argon gas filled units, and tempered glass for added energy efficiency and durability.