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CONTACT & HOURS
Proudly serving the Window & Door needs of the Louisville Community!
502-822-5424
4625 Shelbyville Rd
Louisville, KY 40207
Showroom Hours:
Monday – Thursday: 9am – 6 pm
Friday: 9am – 5pm
Saturday: 9am – 2pm
Sunday: Closed
After Hours by Appointment
WHY BUY LOCAL?
Kentuckiana is our community! We’re locally-owned and operated, not a franchise, so you get attentive, local service.
OUR AWARDS
Thanks for Helping us Support Dogs Helping Heroes
/in Events /by adminWe love supporting our community whenever we can. Each year we work with a number of organizations donating our time or money to a cause that is close to our hearts.
Budget Conscious Replacement Window Options Help Revive A Diamond In the Rough
/in Windows /by Shane ShapsRight now you’re probably wondering if we really need instructions on something as basic as opening windows. But, if you’ve been researching new or replacement windows in the Louisville area, you’ve likely learned that there are hundreds of types, styles, and materials on the market.
The Curious Ways Windows Open
/in Windows /by adminRight now you’re probably wondering if we really need instructions on something as basic as opening windows. But, if you’ve been researching new or replacement windows in the Louisville area, you’ve likely learned that there are hundreds of types, styles, and materials on the market.
How New Windows Can Save You Money
/in Windows /by Shane ShapsThe typical home can lose more than 30% of its heat through bad windows (from the Department of Energy). Summer does not change this fact, new windows can help.
Discover Louisville’s Hidden Treasures
/in News /by Shane ShapsMost locals know that Old Louisville is full of fantastic architecture and beautiful older homes. What many may not know is that there are some of the most beautiful private, historic gardens in this area as well. This weekend you are able to tour several of these incredible gardens and outdoor spaces in The 25th Annual Old Louisville Hidden Treasures Garden Tour.
Dogs Helping Heroes Promotion
/in News /by Shane ShapsAs a token of our gratitude for those who have served in our Nation’s Armed Forces we are donating $11 from the sale of each window or door through June 30 to Dogs Helping Heroes.
6 Things To Consider When Purchasing Scenic Doors
/in Doors /by adminSpring has sprung, and the weather is finally warm! Are you ready to open up your home to the outdoors? Indoor/outdoor living is key in warmer months, and can translate well in the colder months too.
Memorial Day Hours
/in News /by Shane ShapsOur country is blessed with able bodied men and women who answer the call to serve and defend our land and freedoms. Memorial Day is a day for us to remember those who have died in our country’s service. So many have served, many have died and many have returned, but few unscathed by their […]
Does Low-E Glass Help?
/in Windows /by adminIf you’ve ever shopped for windows, you probably wondered whether you need low-e glass or if it’s just some marketing mumbo-jumbo. “Low-E” refers to low emissivity.
Patio Door Transformation Brings the Outdoors in
/in Doors /by adminWe spent a couple of days last winter getting this patio door ready for the outdoor season in Louisville. The original patio door (shown above) was a single door with a window to the side – not exactly a show stopper.