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Get a Window Photo Estimate

Take clear exterior photos of the windows you want replaced. We’ll review them and contact you with a preliminary price.

Full name *

Phone number *

Property address *

How many windows?

Choose Your Window Brand / Series

Select the window line you’re interested in. We’ll review the photos and confirm the exact configuration before giving you a final quote.

WHS 200 Series WHS Window A practical replacement-window option with straightforward features and value. ProVia 500 Series ProVia A ProVia option for customers looking for upgraded performance and appearance. UPGRADED ProVia 600 Series ProVia An upgraded ProVia option for customers wanting additional performance and features. MI Windows MI Window & Doors A dependable replacement-window option with the exact model confirmed after review.

OUTSIDE PHOTOS ONLY

Optional: Whole House Overview

Take one straight-on exterior photo showing as many windows on this side of the house as possible. The system will try to box and label each visible window as Window 1, Window 2, Window 3, and so on.

🏠 Take Whole House Photo

Best results: stand back far enough to include the full wall, avoid trees blocking windows, and keep the phone as level as possible.

Upload Windows by Room

For each room, go outside and take clear photos of the full window opening. Do not upload inside-room photos.

Room 1

Exterior photos only

Room name (optional)

Window Style

Single Hung Double Hung Arched / Picture

📷 Take Outside Photos for Room 1

No photos selected for Room 1.

Automatic Rough Measurement

Just take the outside photo. Watson Home Solutions will receive an auto-estimated window size for lead review. Final sizes must be field-verified before ordering.

Add Room 2, Room 3, and so on as needed. You can take more than one exterior photo per room.

Auto photo measurements are rough estimates. The customer only needs to take the outside photo. Watson Home Solutions will field-verify the width and height before any window is ordered.

Anything we should know?