Window Replacement in Cleveland & Columbus, Ohio
Replacing your windows is a decision you should only make once. Windows built for life make that decision easier.
Our revolutionary Ultrex® material has set the standard in fiberglass windows for more than 20 years. By matching durability and performance with timeless style and vast design options, our replacement windows bring new light to your home for years to come.
Virtually Maintenance-free
Ultrex is 8x stronger than vinyl and resists weathering, warping and thermal expansion.
Better Views
The strength of Ultrex allows narrower profiles for more daylight and expanded views.
Built for Life®
Years of research and innovation have resulted in windows designed to last a lifetime.
Window Styles and Shapes
Looking for a simple 1:1 replacement option?
Or eager to explore new possibilities? Discover your ideal fit with our options below.
Or eager to explore new possibilities? Discover your ideal fit with our options below.
- Lift Open
- Slide Open
- Crank Open
- Architectural
- Specialty
Single Hung
Double Hung
Windows that Perform
No More Leaks.
Performance-grade materials can handle every kind of weather — heat, rain, wind, cold or storms.
Energy Efficient.
Infinity products are ENERGY STAR qualified.1 Choose our ENERGY STAR certified windows and doors to save an average of $101-$583 a year when replacing single pane windows.2
Smooth Operation.
Our hardware is so intuitive and advanced, you can open and close your windows with one hand.
Timeless Appearance
Enduring Design.
We use decades of design experience to create window styles that make a lasting impression.
Built for Your Home.
Our custom-built windows can match, update or transform any home’s style, inside and out.
Designed to Last.
Our durable, low-maintenance materials mean your windows stay looking new years and decades after installation.
A Finish that Goes Well Beyond the Finish Line
Our acrylic finishes are 3x thicker and smoother than other windows, making them virtually maintenance-free. And our finishes resist scratching, denting, discoloration and UV degradation.
Interior Finish Options
White
Sierra
Everwood®Exterior Finish Options
White
Sierra
Cashmere
Pebble
Bahama
Bronze
Ebony
Finish samples are approximate. Please schedule an in-home consultation or visit a showroom to see actual color samples.
EverWood® — The Beauty of Wood Without the Work.
Our exclusive interior wood-grain option looks, feels, paints and stains like wood, but is completely low-maintenance. EverWood® lets you match nearly any wood color, complementing the existing woodwork in your home.
Windows that Last
Time-tested Windows.
Replace your windows once and only once with windows built to last a lifetime. They can handle Mother Nature’s worst. And they won’t warp or fade over time.
A Trusted Name.
Backed by more than 100 years of heritage and craftsmanship of Marvin Windows and Doors, we bring the passion and dedication of a four-generation, family-owned business to your home.
Guaranteed for Life.
We’re proud of every project, and we stand behind our work. Our windows are backed by an extended service relationship and a lifetime warranty.
Lifetime Warranty
Infinity windows are built to last, but we know life happens. That’s why they're covered by a Lifetime Warranty.
- Ultrex Fiberglass Frame and Sash
- Hardware
- Glass breakage
- Glass seal failure
- Screens
- No Service Fees
Schedule your free in‑home consultation
We’ll connect you with an Infinity Project Consultant within 1 business day
LIMITED-TIME SAVINGS
20% OFF Windows and Patio Doors
Plus, choose the flexible financing plan that works for you
1. “Life cycle assessment of windows for the North American residential market: Case study” by the University of British Columbia. Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research, 2008. 3. ENERGY STAR at energystar.gov
2. Savings reflects installing ENERGY STAR certified products compared to non-certified when replacing single pane windows based on the average savings among homes in modeled cities. Actual savings will vary by product type, location, method of installation, individual home characteristics, local climate and conditions, utility rates, and other factors.
