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Fortville Window Company provides window replacement, repair, and installation for homeowners across Fortville, from the older bungalows near Main Street to newer builds out toward the town's edges. Licensed and insured, with free inspections and written estimates so you know exactly what the work involves before anything starts.

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  • Services: window replacement, window installation, window repair, energy efficient windows
  • Service area: Fortville, Hancock County, IN and surrounding areas
  • Response: Service calls across Fortville arrive with balances, hardware, and screens on the truck
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  • Serving Fortville, IN since 2018
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A window inspection on a Fortville home is more than a quick glance. Our crew checks each sash for play and alignment, looks at the seals for fogging or moisture between panes, and examines the frames for warping, pitting, cracked caulk, and any signs of storm or age damage. We photograph what we find, room by room, so you have documentation you can hold onto whether you're planning a phased replacement or filing a storm claim. Older aluminum and early vinyl frames common on Fortville homes tend to show wear in predictable ways, and catching those signs early is what keeps small window problems from turning into expensive ones. You get the findings in writing, not as a sales pitch.

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Vinyl and aluminum windows are built to let a little water in and drain it back out. Small slots at the front of the sill, the weep holes, are the exit. Caulk, paint, dirt, and insect nests close them off, and after that every driving Indiana rain leaves a puddle standing in a sill track the manufacturer expected to drain. Homeowners across Hancock County replace sound windows over this every year, when a pick and two minutes would have settled it.

Fortville Window Company labels every unit to its opening before delivery on a Fortville job, and every unit gets checked against the order the day it lands rather than the morning it goes in. A wrong size or a missing tempered pane found at delivery is a phone call. The same thing found with the old window already out is a tarp and a bad week. It is a boring habit and it is why Hancock County installs hold the date we set.

New construction window already failing in a house that is not old? It happens, and the cause is usually the install rather than the unit. Fortville Window Company diagnoses Fortville openings and tells you which one it is, in writing. Call (317) 350-1984 for a look that starts behind the casing.

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Local Expertise, Real Results

Insert and full frame are different jobs with different prices, and we explain which one your house needs.

Locks, latches, and balances are the parts of a window touched every week. Fortville Window Company adjusts every one at install and shows you the operation at walkthrough, because a window that fights you is a window that stays closed.

Fortville Window Company serves Fortville and the surrounding Hancock County communities, including McCordsville, Fishers, Greenfield, Ingalls, and New Palestine. Our crews have spent years working on window projects across central Indiana, which means we know how the seasonal swings and storm exposure here wear on glass, sashes, and frames. We're licensed and insured, and the people who show up at your Fortville home are local to the region, not a rotating call center hundreds of miles away. Whether you're in a 1960s ranch or a newer build on the outer streets, we've likely worked on a home similar to yours in Hancock County. That familiarity shows up in how we scope the job.

The way we work is straightforward. Every Fortville project starts with a hands on inspection where we photograph problem areas, note the condition of each sash, seal, and frame, and write down what we find so you're not relying on memory or verbal promises. From there you get a written estimate with a clear scope, so line items don't appear out of nowhere later. On install day the crew protects the surrounding trim and interior, works cleanly, and walks the finished job with you before leaving. No brochures, no upsell scripts, just the window work you asked us to look at.

Our Promise

We make three commitments to Fortville homeowners. First, a free on site inspection before any work is discussed, so you can decide with real information. Second, an honest written estimate with a clear scope, no surprise add ons partway through the job. Third, clean workmanship backed by a workmanship warranty, alongside the standard manufacturer coverage that comes with the windows themselves. That's the baseline, and it applies whether you're replacing one fogged pane or every window in the house.

Why Fortville Chooses Us

The Standard We Hold on Fortville Openings

Serving Fortville and Hancock County with quality materials, thorough inspections, and transparent pricing.

Storm And Hail Response

Central Indiana takes a beating from spring and summer convective storms, and hail leaves pitted frames and cracked or compromised glass behind. When a system rolls through, we prioritize storm inspections and document what the weather did with dated photos. That gives you a clear record for your claim and a plan for repair before the damage worsens.

Fortville Homes We Know

From the pre-Civil War cottages near the historic core to the 1980s ranches and two story builds on the outer streets, Fortville's housing stock spans a wide range. We've worked on original wood single panes, aging aluminum, and the 30 year old double panes that are fogging now. That range shows up in how we recommend repair versus replacement.

Full-Scope Window Work

We handle the whole arc, from the first inspection through the final walkthrough. That includes documenting condition, writing the estimate, ordering the right glazing, protecting your interior on install day, and cleaning up after. You aren't juggling multiple contractors or chasing anyone down for updates.

Claim Documentation Done Right

For Fortville homeowners filing a storm claim, the quality of your documentation matters. We photograph damage clearly, describe failure modes in plain language on the estimate, and give you a paper trail you can hand to your insurance carrier. We won't works with your insurance carrier, but we'll make sure you're not walking in empty handed.

Our Process

What to Expect Before Our Fortville Crew Arrives

The first step is the inspection. A crew member walks your Fortville home with you, opening and closing sashes, checking seals for fog and condensation, and looking at frames for warping, cracking, or storm related damage. We photograph the condition of each window and note anything that concerns us in writing. Before any work is proposed, you get a clear scope so you understand what we found and what we'd recommend. If a window can be repaired rather than replaced, we'll tell you that. The point of the walkthrough is information, not pressure.

Next is the estimate and, if a storm claim is involved, the insurance step. You get a written estimate with itemized scope, so there's no guessing about what's included. For Fortville homeowners dealing with storm or hail damage, we provide the photos and documentation you'll need when you contact your insurance carrier and meet with the adjuster. We don't bill your carrier and we don't speak for them, but we can be on site during the adjuster visit to answer window specific questions and make sure nothing gets missed.

The final step is the work itself. We schedule the install at a time that fits your household, protect flooring and trim before removing the old units, and set the new windows squarely with proper flashing and sealing. Once the last window is in, we do a final walkthrough with you, checking operation, locks, and finish work. Debris and old materials leave with us. Fortville homeowners get a clean handoff, not a mess to figure out after we drive off.

Free on site Inspection

Every Fortville project starts with a no cost walkthrough. We check sashes, seals, and frames, photograph problem areas, and write down our findings. You get the report even if you decide not to move forward.

Honest Written Estimate

After the inspection, you receive a written estimate with a clear scope. Line items are spelled out, and we walk you through them so nothing is a mystery. If the scope changes later, we discuss it before doing the work.

Insurance Documentation

For storm damage claims, we hand you organized photos and a plain language write up you can share with your insurance carrier. We don't works with your insurance carrier and we don't name drop policies, but we make sure your documentation is solid.

Clean Final Walkthrough

When the install wraps, we walk each window with you, testing operation and locks. Debris and packaging leave with the crew. You sign off only when the work matches what you agreed to.

RESULTS YOU CAN SEE

Recent Fortville Window Projects

2 before-and-after projects documented for the homeowner and the homeowners insurance carrier.

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Common Causes

What we see most often on Fortville windows

Fortville homeowners typically call us about these scenarios.

Fogged Glass Between the Panes

Fog you cannot wipe off means the insulated glass seal failed and the gas fill is gone, taking the efficiency with it. On a Fortville home this is often repairable as a glass unit replacement without replacing the whole window. Fortville Window Company quotes the sash or glass first when the frame is sound, and full replacement only when it earns its cost.

Single Pane With a Storm Hung Outside

Plenty of Fortville housing stock still runs one sheet of glass with an aluminum storm over it. Storms cut the wind and they do help, but nothing in that assembly has a low-E coating, argon, or a sealed airspace. The federal ENERGY STAR program asks for a u-factor of 0.22 or lower in the Northern zone, and single pane with a storm is not in that conversation.

Sash Lock That No Longer Catches

Cam locks wear, keepers work loose, and casement operators strip out inside the housing, and because the lock on a double-hung is what pulls the meeting rail tight, one that spins free is also a draft you can feel from the couch. Most of that hardware is still made as a part, and Fortville Window Company will tell you when it is not.

Rising Energy Bills From Old Windows

Single pane and failed double pane windows lose heat all winter and load the air conditioning all Fortville summer. Replacement earns its cost fastest on the worst openings, not necessarily all of them at once. Fortville Window Company measures each opening, prioritizes by condition, and quotes the project by opening so you can phase the work honestly.

Torn or Missing Screens

Screens tear at the spline, the frame corners work loose, and eventually one comes out so somebody can wash the glass and never goes back in, which makes it the cheapest thing on the whole window to fix and no reflection at all on how the unit performs.

Weep Holes Plugged at the Sill

Vinyl and aluminum windows are built to let a little water in and drain it back out through small slots at the front of the sill. Caulk, paint, dirt, and insect nests close those slots off, and then the sill holds a puddle after every driving rain. Fortville Window Company clears them with a pick during the estimate, because people replace sound windows over this.

How We Work

Three Simple Steps

From free inspection to project completion, we follow a disciplined process on every Fortville window project.

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Free Inspection

We review your window, document conditions with photos, and explain findings in direct, practical terms. Inspections are scheduled at a time that works for you.

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Transparent Estimate

A written outline detailing the recommended work and how each item benefits your property. No pressure. We explain options at a comfortable pace.

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Quality Installation

Crews who work attentively, follow consistent timelines, and respect your property. Manufacturer warranty registration handled in your name.

Client Reviews

Reviews from Fortville Egress Installs

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"Plastic and runners went down before any tools came in, and they vacuumed rather than swept. I have light carpet and I worried about it for nothing."

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"Had ours done in January, which I was nervous about. One opening at a time, interior doors closed, heat left running. The house never got cold and nobody needed a coat."

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"Two units in the family room had fogged up between the panes. They replaced those two instead of talking me into doing the whole floor."

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Common Questions

What Comes Up on Every Fortville Quote

Straight answers to the questions Fortville homeowners ask most.

Typically, we prioritize storm damage calls from Fortville and the surrounding Hancock County area and get an inspection scheduled promptly. Timing depends on how many other storm calls are active and where you sit in the queue, but urgent damage to broken glass or compromised frames moves to the front. When you call, tell us what you're seeing so we can flag it appropriately. Board up guidance and next steps can often be shared over the phone while you wait for the on site visit. Schedule a free inspection to get on the schedule.
It depends on the window type, size, glazing, and how many openings are involved. Most Fortville homeowners see per window replacement costs land in a broad range depending on whether they choose standard vinyl double pane, impact resistant glazing, or premium fiberglass frames. Full home projects and custom sizes shift that number, as do openings that need frame or sill repair. We won't quote a firm price without seeing the work. The free on site inspection is where the real number gets set.
It depends on your policy and how the damage occurred. Sudden storm and hail damage is typically treated differently than gradual age related wear like seal failure on 30 year old units, and your deductible applies. Your insurance carrier makes the final call, not us. What we can do is document the damage clearly with photos and plain language descriptions so you have solid material when you file. We won't works with your insurance carrier, but we can be on site during the adjuster's visit.
It depends on the failure. A single cracked pane, worn weatherstripping, sticky hardware, or a loose sash usually points to repair. Fogging between panes, warped frames, widespread seal failure, or storm damage across multiple openings tends to push toward replacement, especially on Fortville homes with original 1980s or 1990s units. The inspection is where we sort this out honestly. If repair is the better call, we'll say so.
In Fortville, our inspection covers each window's sash operation, seal condition, glass integrity, frame condition, weatherstripping, and any visible storm or age damage. We photograph problem areas and note them in writing so you have a documented record. We also check for drafts, condensation patterns, and signs of moisture intrusion around the opening. You get the findings whether or not you move forward with work. That's the point of offering it free.
It depends on scope and window count. Most single window repairs and replacements are done in a day, and whole home replacements typically run across a few days depending on how many openings and any frame or sill work required. Custom orders can add lead time on the front end while the units are manufactured. We'll give you a realistic schedule in the written estimate. Once materials arrive, install moves quickly.
Yes, there are two layers. Our workmanship is backed by a workmanship warranty covering the install itself, and the windows carry their standard manufacturer warranty on the units and components. Specifics vary by product line, and we'll walk you through the coverage before you sign anything. Keep your paperwork, since manufacturer claims typically require it. If something goes wrong with the install later, call us and we'll look at it.
In Fortville, first make sure everyone is safe and stay clear of broken glass. Document the damage with photos from inside and outside before anything is moved or cleaned, since that record matters for your insurance carrier. Cover any open pane with plastic or plywood to prevent further water or wind intrusion. Then call to have it looked at, so a proper inspection and written scope can be put together while the damage is still fresh.
Indiana Climate

Indiana Weather Affects Windows Year Round

Indiana sees some of the most varied weather in the country. Fortville homeowners deal with spring hail and severe thunderstorms, summer UV exposure, fall wind storms, and winter freeze thaw cycles. Understanding these patterns is how we plan maintenance, repairs, and replacement work.

Hail And Wind-Driven Debris

Doppler has picked up hail near Fortville many times over the years, and wind driven branches and gravel come with the same storms. Impact cracks glass, pits vinyl and aluminum frames, and can loosen glazing beads. When we're called after a storm, we document each affected window and identify what needs replacement versus what can be repaired.

Seal Failure From Thermal Cycling

Indiana's swing from humid summers to hard winter cold puts constant stress on insulated glass units. In Fortville homes with 30 to 40 year old double panes, this cycling breaks seals and lets moisture in, which is why you see foggy or hazy glass between panes. We assess whether the sash can be re glazed or if a full unit replacement makes more sense.

Storm Pressure On Older Frames

High wind events flex window frames, and older aluminum and early vinyl frames don't recover as well as newer systems. Over time, that flex opens gaps at the sill and jamb, letting air and water in. Our crew checks alignment and weatherstripping, then recommends targeted repair or a modern replacement that handles the pressure better.

Drafts And Winter Condensation

Many Fortville homeowners notice drafts, cold spots, and condensation on interior glass once the temperature drops. Those are signs of failed seals, worn weatherstripping, or single pane glass that can't keep up. We measure where the loss is happening and lay out options, from repair to energy efficient replacements, with straight talk about what each will actually change.

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Material Guide

Choosing the Right Windows for Fortville Homes

An honest breakdown of the three window systems we install most frequently.

Vinyl

Vinyl framed double pane windows with low e coatings are the most common choice for Fortville replacements today. They handle central Indiana's temperature swings well, resist the pitting that plagues older aluminum, and hold up against routine storm exposure. Homeowners choose them because the price point is reasonable, the maintenance is minimal, and the energy performance is a real step up from the single pane and early double pane units that fill much of Fortville's older housing stock.

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Composite

Impact resistant glazing is a stronger upgrade for Fortville homes that face repeated hail and wind driven debris. The laminated glass holds together when struck rather than shattering, which protects your interior during severe storms. It costs more upfront than standard double pane, but for homeowners tired of replacing cracked panes after every hail season, or for large picture windows on exposed elevations, the tradeoff is often worth it. We'll tell you honestly whether your specific openings warrant it.

Stronger frameSlim sightlines$$$
Fiberglass

Fiberglass and composite framed windows sit at the premium end for Fortville homeowners who want long service life. They resist warping, don't pit like older aluminum, and hold paint and finish well over decades. The tradeoff is higher upfront cost compared to vinyl, and lead times can be longer. For owners planning to stay in their Fortville home for the long haul, or restoring a home in the historic core where profile matters, the extra investment can make sense.

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Local Experience

Inside Fortville: The Homes Behind Us

Window projects completed across Fortville's neighborhoods and surrounding areas. Click any neighborhood for the specifics we have learned working there.

This walkable area between Main Street, Broadway, and Memorial Park contains Fortville's oldest housing stock, with many homes predating 1940 and some dating to the town's post-Civil War incorporation in 1865. Original wood framed single pane windows are still found in this district alongside mismatched replacement units installed at various points over the decades. Seal integrity, draft infiltration, and historic appearance considerations are all relevant for homeowners looking to replace windows in this older residential pocket. View Historic Downtown Core (Main Street and Broadway Street area) window details →
Merrill Street is one of Fortville's original platted roads and runs through a residential zone that includes the nationally registered Browne-Rafert House built in 1914. Homes along this corridor range from early 20th century construction to mid century infill, meaning window frames are likely original wood or early aluminum with single- or thin double pane glazing. Replacement projects here require attention to sightline and proportion given the historic character of adjacent properties. View Merrill Street Corridor window details →
The residential blocks surrounding Memorial Park at 350 W Church Street represent Fortville's mid-20th century growth period, with many homes built from the 1950s through the 1970s featuring aluminum single- or early double pane sliding and casement windows. At 50 to 70 years of age, these windows are well past typical seal and frame life expectancy, and fogging between panes is a common complaint in this part of town. The neighborhood's mature tree canopy provides some shading but also contributes to moisture retention that accelerates wood and early vinyl frame deterioration. View Memorial Park Neighborhood (Church Street and McCarty Street area) window details →
The residential streets near Staat Street, home to Landmark Park and the Vernon Township Fire Station, include a mix of post war bungalows and 1970s to 1980s ranch homes with original aluminum or early vinyl double pane windows. Windows installed during the 1980s construction boom in this area are now approaching 40 years old, placing them squarely in the high probability zone for failed insulated glass unit seals and degraded weatherstripping. Energy upgrade interest is high given proximity to the active downtown commercial corridor and the town's growing homeowner investment activity. View Staat Street Area window details →
The Olio area on Fortville's expanding outer edges has seen newer subdivision development from the 2000s through the 2010s, bringing vinyl framed double pane and low e glazing as the construction standard. While these windows are newer, units installed in the early 2000s are now 20 or more years old and may be experiencing early seal failures, particularly on west- and south facing elevations that see the most UV and thermal cycling exposure. Homeowners in this area are increasingly motivated by energy performance upgrades as utility costs rise. View Olio Road Growth Area window details →
Broadway Street is one of Fortville's main thoroughfares and the surrounding residential streets reflect a broad construction timeline from the 1960s through the 1990s, with a mix of ranch, split level, and two story homes. Windows in this zone span a range from aluminum single pane units in older builds to first generation vinyl double pane frames now 25 to 35 years old with compromised seals. The corridor's ongoing infrastructure reconstruction activity has also brought renewed homeowner attention to exterior improvements including window replacement. View Broadway Street Corridor Residential Zone window details →
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Where we respond near Fortville

Indiana-licensed crews dispatched to Fortville and the closest surrounding communities.

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Madison County
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McCordsville
Hancock County
Same crews, same standards, every McCordsville project.
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Madison County
Free comprehensive inspections scheduled in Pendleton.
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Madison County
Storm damage documented for Lapel insurance claims.
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Hancock County
Written scopes and photo documentation on every Greenfield job.
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Fishers
Hamilton County
Repairs and full replacements quoted in Fishers.
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Lawrence
Marion County
Manufacturer-certified crews serve Lawrence.
At a Glance

Window Systems Compared in Fortville

Quick reference for the four residential systems we install most often. Pricing reflects typical Fortville installations.

Every situation is different. The ranges below reflect typical Fortville installations. Your project may price lower or higher depending on what our free comprehensive inspection finds. Window count, frame condition, access, and product choice all affect the final number.
Vinyl
Most homes: the installed-price and maintenance leader
$450-$1,100+ per window
Composite
Durability step up with paintable finish options
$800-$1,600+ per window
Fiberglass
Temperature stability, slim frames, long service life
$900-$1,900+ per window
Wood-Clad
Architectural homes wanting wood interiors with protected exteriors
$1,200-$2,500+ per window

Typical Fortville market ranges as of 2026. The plus sign on upper numbers means your project may exceed the listed maximum based on inspection findings. Get a written scope and quote at no cost.

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