Engage & Estimate

We begin by engaging with the client to thoroughly understand their project vision, preferences, and functional requirements, and then provide a detailed estimate tailored to their specific needs.

Design & Coordinate

We work closely with the architect to meticulously design and coordinate each unit to seamlessly integrate with the project's architecture, ensuring precision and harmony across all elements.

Develop & Fabricate

We carefully develop and fabricate each window and door, blending innovative engineering with expert craftsmanship to deliver products of exceptional quality and durability.

Test & Inspect

We meticulously test and inspect each window and door to ensure it meets our rigorous standards for performance, precision, and durability before it leaves our facility.

Load & Ship

We carefully load and ship each window and door with precision, ensuring safe transport to your site, so your products arrive in perfect condition and ready for installation.

Service & Support

We provide comprehensive service and support during and after installation, ensuring seamless integration of our products and addressing any client needs to guarantee long-term satisfaction for years far beyond the original delivery dates.

Case Window and Door was established on March 13, 1993, marking the beginning of a legacy in high-quality window and door manufacturing. Just a few months later, in June 1993, the company leased a 17,000-square-foot facility in Schenectady, NY. The building’s well-insulated and sprinklered structure, featuring ceilings up to 22 feet high, provided the ideal environment for precision production. State-of-the-art German machinery was ordered soon after, and by February 1994, Case produced its first prototype windows. These early models were showcased in prominent architectural publications—including Architectural Record (April 1994), Architecture (May 1994), Interior Design (May 1994), and Progressive Architecture (June 1994)—introducing the brand to the architectural and design community.  As demand for Case’s products continued to expand, it became clear that a larger, more efficient manufacturing facility was needed.  A seven-acre site in the Village of Green Island, NY, was selected for the new facility, and by November 2003, Case relocated to its newly constructed 48,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art manufacturing plant. This move positioned the company for long-term growth and innovation. Today, Case continues to collaborate with architects, builders, and homeowners across North America and Caribbean pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in architectural fenestration.