Old windows don’t just let cold air in. They make your heating system work harder every single day. Aurora Doors and Windows manufactures custom windows and doors built for Illinois weather and ships them directly to Arlington Heights homeowners, with professional installation available as an optional add-on.
Windows & Doors Manufacturer in Arlington Heights, IL
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4.9 Star Rating
Loved by 2,000+ happy homeowners.
Quick Custom Production
Just 3 weeks from order to installation.
Style That Stands Out
Our European designs make your home uniquely yours.
10-Year Warranty
Get peace of mind with our ironclad guarantee.
Perfect Windows Choice in Arlington Heights
Aurora Doors & Windows is a window manufacturer serving Arlington Heights homeowners with custom-built, locally produced window replacements. From classic double-hung styles to European tilt & turn systems, here’s the full range we produce.
Tilt & Turn Windows
A European-engineered design that tilts inward from the top for ventilation or swings fully open for easy interior cleaning. Popular in modern homes and high-rises across the Chicago area.
Double-Hung Windows
The most common window replacement choice in Arlington Heights. Both sashes open independently, making them easy to clean and a natural fit for virtually any room type.
Sliding Windows
A low-maintenance, low-profile option that works well for wide openings and contemporary home exteriors where swing clearance is limited.
Picture Windows
Fixed glass panels designed to maximize natural light and outdoor views. A simple way to make any room feel more open without a full renovation.
Storm Windows
Installed over existing windows to add a protective layer against Chicago winters. A cost-effective insulation upgrade that doesn’t require replacing the primary unit.
Egress Windows
Required by Illinois building code for basement bedrooms. Egress window installation in Arlington Heights typically involves excavation and structural work, which our team handles as part of the project.
Hopper Windows
Bottom-hinged and inward-opening, these are a practical and budget-friendly solution for basements and utility rooms that still need ventilation.
Garden Windows
Project outward from the wall to create extra interior shelf space. Commonly used in Arlington Heights kitchen window replacement projects for added light and functionality.
Skylight Windows
Roof-mounted units that bring natural light into rooms without access to exterior walls. Proper structural support and weatherproofing are included in our installation process.
Pass-Through Windows
Designed to open wide between two spaces, most often connecting a kitchen to an outdoor patio or entertaining area.
Bay and Bow Windows
Extend beyond the exterior wall to add interior space and architectural character. Installation usually requires framing adjustments, which our team manages from start to finish.
Glass Block Windows
A strong, private, and energy-efficient option for basement spaces where insulation and security are the priority.
Find Your Doors in Arlington Heights
As a local door manufacturer, Aurora Doors & Windows produces the full range of residential exterior door styles for Arlington Heights homes — built to your exact opening dimensions and delivered ready to install.
Patio Sliding Doors
Space-efficient and flooded with natural light. Patio sliding door replacement is one of the most popular exterior upgrades for Arlington Heights homes.
Tilt & Turn Doors
European-engineered systems that tilt inward for airflow or swing fully open for full access. A smart option for homeowners who want both ventilation and security in one unit.
French Doors
Classic paired panels that open from the center, available in inswing or outswing configurations. Adds architectural character to patio openings and interior connections.
Storm Doors
Installed in front of the primary entry door to protect it and add a layer of insulation. An affordable upgrade that helps Arlington Heights homes stay warmer through the winter.
Bifold Patio Doors
Multiple panels that fold and stack to one side, opening the full width of the wall. Creates a wide, open connection between indoor and outdoor living spaces.
Multi-Slide Patio Doors
Large glass panels that glide along a track and stack or pocket into the wall. Popular in Arlington Heights homes with spacious patios and outdoor entertaining areas.
Custom Doors
Designed for non-standard sizes, shapes, or architectural layouts that require a tailored solution. We build to your exact specifications.
Not Sure Which Style Fits Your Home?
Our specialists will walk you through every option during your free in-home estimate and help you match each window or door to your openings, room use, and budget.
The Materials Behind Every Aurora Doors & Windows Product
The frame material you choose shapes how your windows and doors perform through decades of Illinois weather. We work with two options.
uPVC (Unplasticized Polyvinyl Chloride)
Our default choice for Arlington Heights homes. Rigid, stable, and maintenance-free, uPVC won’t warp, rot, or crack through freeze-thaw cycles and never needs painting or staining.
Aluminum (on request)
Available for projects where a slim contemporary profile or commercial aesthetic is the goal. Aluminum offers a sleek look with maximum glass area. For residential exterior use in Illinois, we recommend it only when thermal breaks are included, since aluminum conducts cold more readily than uPVC.
How We Approach Glass
The glass you choose affects how much heat stays in, how much street noise you hear, and what the Illinois building code requires. Here’s what we work with.
- Double-pane glass: Two layers with an argon gas fill. Our standard starting point for all new installations in Arlington Heights.
- Triple-pane glass: A third layer for maximum thermal protection. Worth considering for north-facing walls or openings with consistently high heat loss.
- Low-E glass: A thin metallic coating that reflects heat back inside in winter and limits solar gain in summer. All our Low-E products carry ENERGY STAR certification for the North-Central climate zone.
- Tempered glass: Tequired by Illinois building code near floor level, in skylights, and around water fixtures. Breaks into small blunt pieces rather than dangerous shards.
- Laminated glass: A plastic interlayer keeps the panel intact on impact and delivers meaningful noise reduction. A practical upgrade for street-facing windows in Arlington Heights near busy roads.
- Frosted glass: Diffuses light while blocking visibility. The right fit for bathrooms, sidelights, and privacy partitions.
Why Arlington Heights Homeowners Choose Aurora Doors & Windows
Chicago-Made, Custom-Sized
Your order is manufactured locally, built to your exact dimensions, and ready in about 3 weeks — faster than most competitors shipping from outside the region.
Real Energy Ratings, Not Estimates
NFRC-certified for Picture, Single and Double Hung, and Sliding Windows. U-factor, SHGC, and air infiltration numbers are independently tested before you buy.
Manufacturer Pricing, No Middleman
Buying direct saves Arlington Heights homeowners 20–30% compared to big-box retail at the same quality level.
Tested for Chicago Weather
Multi-chamber uPVC with triple-seal technology. Up to 40% quieter and significantly more draft-resistant than standard products.
Installation Backed by Warranty
Certified installers with 10+ years of experience. Workmanship covered under the same 10-year warranty as the product.
What Our Clients Are Saying
Real Results: Our Projects Near Arlington Heights
Serving Customers Across All of Illinois
From Arlington Heights to downstate communities, Aurora Doors and Windows manufactures and delivers custom windows and doors statewide. There are no distance restrictions within Illinois.
Illinois
- Arlington Heights, IL
- Barrington, IL
- Bensenville, IL
- Buffalo, IL
- Deer Park, IL
- Deerfield, IL
- Des Plaines, IL
- Elk Grove Village, IL
- Elmwood Park, IL
- Evanston, IL
- Forest Lake, IL
- Franklin Park, IL
- Glencoe, IL
- Glenview, IL
- Golf, IL
- Grayslake, IL
- Green Oaks, IL
- Hawthorn Woods, IL
- Hoffman Estates, IL
- Inverness, IL
- Island Lake, IL
- Itasca, IL
- Kenilworth, IL
- Kildeer, IL
- La Grange, IL
- Lake Bluff, IL
- Lake Forest, IL
- Lake Zurich, IL
- Libertyville, IL
- Lincolnwood, IL
- Long Grove, IL
- Melrose Park, IL
- Morton Grove, IL
- Mount Prospect, IL
- Niles, IL
- Norridge, IL
- North Chicago, IL
- Northbrook, IL
- Northfield, IL
- Palatine, IL
- Park Ridge, IL
- Prospect Heights, IL
- Riverwoods, IL
- Rolling Meadows, IL
- Roselle, IL
- Round Lake, IL
- Schaumburg, IL
- Skokie, IL
- Vernon Hills, IL
- Wauconda, IL
- Wheeling, IL
- Winnetka, IL
And more!
Ready for New Windows or Doors in Arlington Heights?
Get a free, no-pressure estimate from Aurora Doors and Windows. We’ll explain every option, take exact measurements, and give you a clear price before any work begins.
Questions Arlington Heights Homeowners Ask Us
Can you produce windows and doors in non-standard sizes?
Yes. Every Aurora Doors & Windows product is made to order, so non-standard dimensions, unusual shapes, and custom configurations are all part of what we do. If your opening doesn’t fit a stock size, that’s exactly what our manufacturing process is built for.
Do I need a permit for window or door replacement in Arlington Heights?
Most Illinois municipalities require a permit when you change the size or type of a window or door. Our team takes care of the paperwork and makes sure your project meets all local code requirements.
What does the 10-year warranty actually cover?
It covers materials, hardware, glass seals, and installation workmanship when you use our certified installation team. Because we’re based locally in Illinois, warranty repairs are handled by our own crew, not a distant call center.
Is professional installation required, or can I use my own contractor?
Installation is always optional. You can purchase windows or doors only and use your own contractor. If you do, we recommend someone with experience working with uPVC systems, since proper sealing is what makes the thermal performance hold up long-term.
How are your products different from what big-box stores carry?
Aurora Doors & Windows products are manufactured to your specific opening dimensions rather than cut from standard stock. You also get direct-from-manufacturer pricing with no distributor markup, and your order is produced locally in Chicago with full quality control from start to finish.
