Best Window Replacement in Lanham-Seabrook, MD

Located in Prince Georges County just outside of Washington, DC, Lanham-Seabrook is a diverse community with a rich railroad history. During the 1950s, the Lanham-Seabrook area grew to support the employment needs of NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, in nearby Greenbelt, MD.

With over 40 years of experience in the Mid-Atlantic region, Thompson Creek Window Company’s corporate headquarters is located in Lanham, and we know the range of home styles present in the community. As the region’s premier home improvement products company, we understand that replacement windows and doors are a much needed investment in any home – which is why we custom design and manufacture all windows in our local Maryland factory. By using the highest quality materials, your replacement windows and doors are designed to improve your home value and reduce energy costs.

Durable Replacement Windows in Lanham-Seabrook

Because we work exclusively in the Mid-Atlantic region, we’re acutely familiar with the area’s diverse weather conditions and build our replacement windows accordingly. In fact, our replacement windows are AAMA-tested to withstand winds up to 146 miles per hour. Our windows exceed the the current ENERGY STAR® criteria, helping to keep your home cool in the summer and warm in the winter – cutting your utility bills throughout the year.

When you work with Thompson Creek, you work directly with our factory-trained experts who will help you select the window styles that fit your home (and perhaps your HOA requirements!), build your custom products and install them to fit the exact dimensions of your home.

Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed

When Thompson Creek opened its doors in 1980, it did so with a commitment to 100% customer satisfaction. We also offer a warranty covering up to 50 years on all Thompson Creek® doors and windows.

If you’re looking for replacement doors and windows in Lanham-Seabrook, look no further than Thompson Creek. Contact us today to learn more about our vast options, and get a free, no obligation quote and start your next project for a more beautiful and energy efficient home.

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Elegant Replacement Doors In Lanham-Seabrook

Just like our windows, Thompson Creek® replacement doors are built to your homes style and specifications. They exceed the latest ENERGY STAR® standards, ensuring that your home stays comfortable and your utility bills stay low.

Thompson Creek® doors are among the strongest and most functional doors available to homeowners. They are constructed using the best materials, like 20-gauge steel, reinforced lock areas, and a polyurethane core to reduce energy loss. Our doors also come in a wide variety of colors, patterns, and panels to match your Germantown home’s style and your personal aesthetic.

New Roof In Lanham-Seabrook

Let’s be honest: a new roof enhances your home’s curb appeal. Your home’s roof accounts for 40% of your homes exterior. Replacing an outdated roof can also increase your homes value with a return on investment of 63.7%. This is on par with a bathroom or kitchen remodeling.

Many homes in the Mid-Atlantic feature shingles in combos of grays, browns and greens. But why stop there? Thompson Creek has a wide selection of shingles in unconventional colors like Midnight Blush, Nantucket Morning and Appalachian Sky.

FAQ

Does Thompson Creek serve all of Lanham-Seabrook, MD?

Yes. Thompson Creek is headquartered in Lanham, MD at 4200 Parliament Place, just minutes from your home. We serve all of Lanham-Seabrook including zip codes 20706, 20703, and 20784, as well as nearby Greenbelt, New Carrollton, and Bowie.

What window styles work best for Lanham-Seabrook homes?

Most Lanham-Seabrook homes are mid-century brick ramblers, split-levels, and colonials built between the 1950s and 1970s, when the area expanded to support employment at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center. Double-hung windows are the most common replacement choice for these homes. Casement windows work well in kitchen and dining areas where ventilation matters more than the original profile.

Will new windows reduce noise from the MARC train and nearby roads?

Yes. Lanham-Seabrook sits near the MARC Penn Line and several busy commuter routes including Route 450 and Route 564. Thompson Creek’s Sound Shield windows use multi-chamber vinyl frames and laminated insulated glass to significantly reduce sound transmission, which is one of the most common reasons local homeowners replace older single-pane or aluminum-frame windows.