Established in 1993, Case Window & Door manufactures custom windows and doors at its American-made facility in Green Island, New York. The company is known for collaborating closely with architects on highly tailored architectural fenestration, from expansive window walls to frameless sliding glass systems, and its work appears in distinctive residences and hospitality projects across North America and the Caribbean. Case moved into its 48,000-square-foot manufacturing plant in 2003, expanding from its original 17,000-square-foot Schenectady facility.
Westhampton Architectural Glass, IncWesthampton Architectural Glass fabricates custom architectural fenestration and glass features at its 40,000-square-foot facility in Speonk, New York. The company says it hand-fabricates most products in-house and provides an integrated process spanning design coordination, manufacturing, installation, and post-installation support. Its work includes custom window and door packages for architectural projects.SPEONK, NY
Panorama Windows, LtdFounded in 1978, Panorama Windows, Ltd. specializes in custom-designed windows and doors for residential projects and historic renovations in New York City. It combines sales, engineering, manufacturing and installation, and provides service and repair support; its manufacturing division, Tempest Architectural Products, makes custom aluminum windows.BRONX, NY
Skyline WindowsFounded in 1921 as S. Kraus Inc., Skyline Windows is a fourth-generation family-led manufacturer of custom architectural windows and doors, with its roots in roofing and waterproofing and a later expansion into window replacement. The New York-based company designs, manufactures, installs, and services products for projects nationwide, operating two production facilities with more than 100,000 square feet of manufacturing space. It is known for work on historic buildings as well as new construction and renovation projects.BRONX, NY
Hope’s Windows, IncFounded in Jamestown, New York, in 1912, Hope’s Windows handcrafts custom steel and bronze windows and doors for demanding architectural projects. Its products are built in the United States by more than 230 employees across four manufacturing plants, with a dedicated testing and research facility on the Jamestown campus. Hope’s is especially known for historically accurate renovations, including its 1,700-window retrofit at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard, while its independently tested systems also address modern performance and safety requirements.URBANA, OH