Family Owned & Operated
Michigan Local
Superior Quality
Energy Efficient
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Family Owned & Operated
Michigan Local
Superior Quality
Energy Efficient
Fill out the form below for more information
All of our windows and doors are not only beautiful, they are exceptionally energy-efficient to help you save money each and every month.
See how the Pure Energy team has transformed your neighbors’ homes with high-quality window and door replacements.
If your home feels like an icebox during the winter and a sauna in the summer, you need to contact Pure Energy Window Company. Since 2005, we have furnished, installed, and serviced top-quality, energy efficient replacement windows, sliding glass doors, and entry doors, in Southeastern Michigan for residents who want to make their homes more cozy and energy-efficient.
When you choose to work with Pure Energy Window Company, you’ll be amazed by the selection of new windows available to you. Our top-of-the-line PureCore™ Platinum windows are made locally in the Southeastern Michigan area and feature triple-pane glass, stainless steel spacer systems, and foam-filled frames to provide superior insulation. These windows are available in many popular styles, as well as in eight gorgeous interior finishes and 17 stunning exterior colors.
In terms of exterior doors, we have all sides of your home covered. Our front doors offer eye-catching beauty as well as unmatched strength, so you can feel confident knowing your home is protected in style. As a bonus, you can pair your entry door with one of our stunning storm doors for an added layer of protection. We also offer energy-efficient and sturdy sliding patio doors so you can create an elegant entryway into your outdoor area.
Here at Pure Energy Window Company, our products are continually improving while our business philosophy remains the same: Quality, Performance, Service and Support.
As a leader in the replacement window industry, each and every Pure Energy employee is continually educated in the most advanced technologies available in the marketplace.
Pure Energy Windows Company was honored to have the opportunity to speak on the local news with Click on Detroit WDIV4 about how our windows work to save you money.
Join us as we watch our President, Adrian Beaver, get interviewed on Live In The D. Adrian is going to speak about why you should get your windows replaced, and the process to do so.
Selling, installing, and servicing replacement windows of truly exceptional quality for residents in Southeastern Michigan has always been our goal at Pure Energy Window Company.
If you’re ready to have replacement windows installed at your home or condo in Southeastern Michigan, contact Pure Energy Window Company today. When you do, be sure to ask about our financing options available to all those who are qualified.
Pure Energy Window Company is a proud member of the community in Southeast Michigan. We are actively involved with many great community causes and high schools in the area.
A strong community is extremely important to us, which is why we encourage our employees to get involved with local Michigan causes. We even provide paid time off work to promote community involvement.
Pure Energy Window Company donates hundreds of windows to Habitat for Humanity every year to support their mission of providing affordable housing for Michigan.
Bennett’s Beavers is a 100% volunteer charity serving hospitals and camps in Michigan and 17 other states. The wood is donated from Doors & Drawers of Dexter, Michigan, and from Comins Lumber Sales Inc. of Comins, Michigan.
The Burn Center at the Children’s Hospital of Michigan is the only verified burn center that is dedicated to pediatrics – and one of a few in the nation – to be verified by the American Burn Association (ABA) and the Committee on Trauma of the American Colleges of Surgeons (ACS).
The Lyman foundation was established in 1996 and is a registered non-profit organization. They help facilitate public awareness of autism through national and local autism awareness events to ensure that every student has the opportunity to become an integral member of the community.
Pure Energy Window Company supports high school and youth sports organizations across Southeast Michigan in order to strengthen the community and provide more opportunities for youth sports to flourish across Michigan.
Pure Energy Window Company donates hundreds of windows to Habitat for Humanity every year to support their mission of providing affordable housing for Michigan.
Bennett’s Beavers is a 100% volunteer charity serving hospitals and camps in Michigan and 17 other states. The wood is donated from Doors & Drawers of Dexter, Michigan, and from Comins Lumber Sales Inc. of Comins, Michigan.
The Burn Center at the Children’s Hospital of Michigan is the only verified burn center that is dedicated to pediatrics – and verified by the American Burn Association (ABA) and the Committee on Trauma of the American Colleges of Surgeons (ACS).
The Lyman foundation was established in 1996 and is a registered non-profit organization. They help facilitate public awareness of autism through national and local autism awareness events to ensure that every student has the opportunity to become an integral member of the community.
Pure Energy Window Company supports high school and youth sports organizations across Southeast Michigan in order to strengthen the community and provide more opportunities for youth sports to flourish across Michigan.
Pure Energy Window Company provides high-quality window installation service in Southeast Michigan. Our mission is to deliver the highest quality when it comes to energy-efficient home solutions and value-added services.
From our very first correspondence, Pure Energy not only met our expectation but exceed them every step of the way. PERIOD. You get what you paid for. These windows and doors seal better than anything we have EVER installed. Can't wait to analyze the utility cost savings as we approach our first year of installation. Oh yes, they even insulated several areas of our home that were not sufficient for free, and donated our old windows to Habitat for Humanity. That's real cool!