Northern Virginia, since 1907
Windows and doors, measured and fitted by the people who sell them.
Four generations in the same trade. Replacement, historic replication and light commercial, across Northern Virginia, Washington D.C., Maryland and West Virginia.
What we do
Products and services
Replacement windows
Double hung, casement, bay and bow, picture, sliding and awning, in clad wood, fiberglass and vinyl.
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Entry and patio doors
Fiberglass, steel, hardwood and iron. Sliding and swinging patio doors, sidelites and transoms.
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Historic replication
Matching original profiles for houses in historic districts, where a catalogue window will not do.
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Light commercial
Offices, churches and multi-family, scoped individually and scheduled around your tenants.
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Luxury and iron
Clark Hall iron and Upstate Door hardwood, drawn before they are priced and built to the drawing.
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Where we work
Northern Virginia, Washington D.C., Maryland and West Virginia, from two showrooms.
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See it on your own house, before anyone visits.
Send a photograph of your home, by text or here on the site. We will fit our windows and doors to it, show you a few honest options, and hand what we can read from the picture to whoever comes to measure.
Send a photograph
The whole front of the house, or a single opening. Nothing to tap, nothing to trace.
Compare the options
Real products from the seven lines we carry, fitted to your openings, with an honest range.
We arrive prepared
The estimator already knows the opening type, the access, and whether it is historic.
Why Hodges
We are not tied to a single manufacturer.
Most window companies sell one brand, so the recommendation is settled before anyone arrives. We carry seven, which means the comparison happens honestly, and the answer is sometimes the cheaper one.
- Our own installers, hired and trained in house.
- Seventy percent of the work is repeat and referral.
- Historic districts and review boards are routine here.
The lines we carry