Window Replacement, Siding & Sunrooms in Historic Selma, NC

Historic Selma refers to the original residential neighborhoods surrounding the downtown commercial district in Johnston County's railroad town. The area developed from the late 1800s through the mid-20th century along streets that radiate from the train depot, with a mix of Victorian-era homes, Craftsman bungalows, and mid-century houses on compact city lots. Selma's antique and market district draws visitors, but the residential streets around it hold some of the oldest housing stock in Johnston County.

We serve Historic Selma homeowners with custom window replacement, siding installation, and sunroom construction. Harland Windows & Siding has worked throughout Johnston County for over 40 years.

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Call us at (919) 851-0060 or request a free estimate online.

Energy-Efficient Window Replacement

Victorian-era and Craftsman homes in Historic Selma were built with wood windows sized to the architectural styles of the early 20th century. Those openings rarely match any standard dimension produced today. Many homes in this area still have original single-pane windows or replacements installed in the 1970s and 1980s that are well past their useful life. Does your home feel drafty near windows even with them fully closed?

We install custom Heat Mirror high-efficiency windows manufactured to your exact opening dimensions. Every unit is built to order, so the unusual sizes common in historic homes are handled as a matter of course.

• Window Installation
• Window Replacement
• Casement Window Replacement

A homeowner in Historic Selma, Cathy C., had cracked and warped frames on the sun-facing side of the house. After we installed Heat Mirror windows, the new frames held up through the next summer without a single issue.

Homes in Historic Selma vary in age, and so does the condition of the windows in them. Homes in I-95 Area tend to be a different age, so the windows there may be at a different point in their lifespan. Either way, an in-home look tells us exactly where things stand.

Not sure if your windows need replacing? Watch for these signs:

• Rooms on one side of the house always feel hotter or colder than the rest.
• Glass looks foggy or has visible moisture between the panes.
• Sashes stick, drag, or will not stay open on their own.
• Cold air settles near the windows in winter.
• Paint or caulk around the frames is cracked or peeling.
• Your heating and cooling bills keep climbing each year.

"Very friendly, easy to schedule. Tricky install on an old home but done beautifully. Price was half of big box stores and the warranty was better."

Holly R., Durham, NC

Siding Installation & Replacement

Wood siding on homes from the early 20th century in Historic Selma carries decades of paint layers, cracks at the joints, and rot at the base courses where moisture collects. Some homes have been covered with aluminum or vinyl over the original wood, which can hide moisture damage in the substrate that has been building for years. We inspect behind the surface during the estimate to find what's actually there.

We strip old siding, inspect the sheathing and framing for damage, repair what we find, and install new material from a clean base.

• Siding Installation
• Siding Replacement

Not sure if your siding needs replacing? Watch for these signs:

• Siding shows visible cracking or buckling along the seams.
• Caulk lines have separated around windows and corners.
• Soft or spongy spots appear near the bottom of the wall.
• Color looks faded or chalky compared to when it was installed.
• Moisture or staining shows up on interior walls near exterior corners.
• Panels rattle or feel loose in the wind.

Sunroom Construction & Conversions

Older homes in Historic Selma frequently have covered front or back porches that were central to how those homes were designed to be lived in. Converting an existing covered porch with EzeBreeze panels extends the usable season without changing the footprint. For homeowners who want more than three seasons of use, a fully enclosed sunroom is a practical upgrade.

We build EzeBreeze sunrooms using PGT Industries' sliding vinyl panel system for three-season use. For year-round comfort, we build fully enclosed sunrooms with insulated walls and Heat Mirror glass.

• Sunroom Installation
• Screen Room to Sunroom Conversion
• EzeBreeze Sunroom Contractor

"Windows arrived with damage from the manufacturer and Harland handled everything. Professional team."

Ronnie G., Chapel Hill, NC

Historic Selma is part of Selma. See our full Selma, NC service page for more on how we work throughout this area.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you replace windows on a historic home in Selma without changing the look?

We build each window to the exact dimensions of your existing opening, so the proportions stay consistent with the home's original design. The profile and size of the replacement window matches what was there before.

Do you offer free estimates in Historic Selma?

Yes. We come to your home, take measurements, and give you a written estimate at no cost. Call (919) 851-0060 or request online to schedule a visit.

What kind of warranty comes with new windows, siding, or a sunroom?

Our windows carry a manufacturer's warranty that covers the glass, seals, and hardware against defects. Installation labor is also covered, so if something is not right because of how a unit was put in, we come back and fix it. We go over the exact terms for your project during your free estimate.

Do you offer financing for window, siding, or sunroom projects?

Yes. We offer financing options for homeowners who want to spread out the cost of a project. Monthly payment plans can make a whole-house window replacement or a new sunroom easier to fit into your budget. Ask about current financing options and rates when you schedule your free estimate.

Harland Windows & Siding

Serving Historic Selma and Johnston County for over 40 years.

Call: (919) 851-0060

1401-G Diggs Dr, Raleigh, NC 27603

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