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Window and Door Replacement for Wall Township Homes
Wall Township has about 26,500 residents and covers 31 square miles of land in Monmouth County.
More about Wall Township
It borders the coast towns of Belmar, Spring Lake and Sea Girt. We replace windows and doors across the township, including Allenwood, West Belmar, Allaire, Glendola, Lake Como, Remsen Mills, Sterling Woods and Wallington.
83.4% of Wall's 10,124 households own their home, according to the Census Bureau's 2020-2024 American Community Survey. The median home value is $720,400 and the median household income is $142,768. Wall is a large township with homes from every era.
Your Wall estimate is free and happens in your home.
Price and plan your Wall Township project online
Three free tools. Then we measure at your home and put the exact price in writing.
Window price calculatorSee what Wall Township homeowners pay per window, installed.Price my windows →
Front door designerTry 5 styles and 8 colors on a real porch.Design my door →
Patio door chooserSliding, lift-and-slide or French: see each one open.Compare patio doors →Thinking about European windows? See how tilt and turn windows open.
New Windows for Wall Homes Built 1950 to 1999
Why these windows fit Wall Township homes
The median Wall home was built in 1976, according to the Census Bureau's 2020-2024 American Community Survey. A window that came with that home is about 50 years old. About 55% of Wall homes date from before 1980.
The 1990s were Wall's biggest building decade, at 21% of homes. The 1950s added 12%, the 1960s 11% and the 1970s 13%. About 19% of homes date from 1949 or earlier. Only about 6% went up after 2009.
Wall was cut from Howell Township in 1851. Over the years it gave up land to Belmar, Spring Lake, Sea Girt, Manasquan and Brielle. What remains is a 31-square-mile township with Allaire Village, a 1820s iron town, at one end and coast-side streets at the other.
Entry and Patio Doors for Wall's Mixed Housing
Doors for Wall Township homes, in detail
A front door on a median Wall home has swung for about 50 years. Wall averages 2.57 people per household, so the entry sees steady use.
About 1 in 9 Wall homes date from 1939 or earlier, and their doorways are rarely standard. About 1 in 5 went up in the 1990s, so a patio door from then is now 27 to 36 years old.
Measured and Quoted at Your Wall Home
Wall Township is about 19 miles from our office in Middletown, roughly 29 minutes by car. We come to your Wall home for the estimate, with samples you can hold up to your own windows.
Why Factory Direct Windows & Doors New Jersey?
Real Customers, Real People, Trust Based Windows & Doors Replacement Services
Why Factory Direct Windows & Doors New Jersey?
Real Customers, Real People, Trust Based Windows & Doors Replacement Services
What We Plan For in Wall Township Homes
Wall is big, old in places and close to the water in others.
U.S. Census Bureau, 2020-2024 American Community Survey.
Homes from every decade, in no one style
No single decade dominates. The 1990s lead at 21%. The 1950s, 1960s and 1970s each add 11% to 13%. So windows in one Wall neighborhood can be 70 years old and a street over only 30. We measure each opening and match the home.
Older homes, about 1 in 9 before 1940
11% of Wall homes date from 1939 or earlier. That is about 1 in 9, and another 8% date from the 1940s.
Wreck Pond, rivers and open land
Wall holds Wreck Pond, a tidal pond on the Atlantic coast, and parts of Allaire State Park. Homes near tidal water can see more moisture. We recommend frames that will not rust or rot, and a careful seal at the opening. The township's building office also publishes flood hazard information for owners.
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Nearby Towns We Serve
Also serving Brielle, Lake Como, Manasquan, Neptune Township, Sea Girt, Spring Lake, Spring Lake Heights.
