Merion Station’s Andersen Certified Elite Contractor. Specialists in the Main Line’s prewar fieldstone Colonials and Tudor estates — 5 miles from Center City Philadelphia, named for Merionethshire in Wales. 4.8 Stars — 700+ Google Reviews.
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Merion Station’s median construction year is 1938 — the oldest of any community on the Main Line and tied for the oldest in our Montgomery County service area. The fieldstone Colonials, Tudor Revivals, and Georgian Revival estates that line Merion Station’s tree-shaded streets were built to last generations. Their original or once-replaced windows were not. Replacing them correctly means specifying a product that respects the architectural character of a 1930s Main Line fieldstone Colonial: a real wood interior, paintable and stainable to match existing trim and millwork.
We’re Merion Station’s Andersen Certified Elite Contractor. We install the full Andersen line — leading with the 200 Series for Merion Station’s prewar homes and the A-Series for the community’s premium Main Line estates — backed by Andersen’s warranty plus our own installation guarantee. Most installations completed in 1–2 days. And if you find a lower price anywhere else? We’ll match it.
Here’s what matters most for Merion Station homeowners — and what separates us:
Merion Station takes its name from Merionethshire — the county in northwestern Wales where the Welsh Quakers who settled this part of the Main Line in 1682 had their roots. William Penn granted them land in what would become Lower Merion Township, and by 1695 they had built the Merion Meeting House at the intersection of Montgomery Avenue and Meetinghouse Lane — one of the oldest Quaker meeting houses in America, still in continuous use today. The community that developed along the Pennsylvania Railroad’s Main Line corridor through the late 19th and early 20th centuries became one of the most architecturally distinguished addresses in the Philadelphia suburbs.
For nearly a century, Merion Station was home to one of the world’s greatest private art collections. The Barnes Foundation, assembled by Albert C. Barnes, housed 181 Renoirs, 69 Cézannes, 59 Matisses, 46 Picassos, and thousands of other masterworks in a purpose-built gallery on Latch’s Lane surrounded by an extraordinary arboretum. The collection was relocated to Philadelphia in 2012, leaving an international cultural legacy tied to this address. The Merion Tribute House — built after World War I to honor the 81 men from Merion Station who served in the armed forces, with its Gothic stonework and hand-cut window mullions, donated by Eldridge R. Johnson, founder of the Victor Talking Machine Company that became RCA Victor — reflects the community’s tradition of civic investment that matches its architectural standards.
With a median construction year of 1938 and 84.9% of housing units as detached single-family homes, Merion Station’s housing stock is overwhelmingly the prewar fieldstone Colonials, Tudor Revivals, and Georgian Revival estates that define the Main Line’s architectural identity. The 90.3% owner-occupancy rate, the 57% of residents who hold master’s or doctoral degrees — the highest graduate degree concentration of any community in our entire service area — and the $702,553 average home value together describe a community of long-term owners who have made significant investments in the properties they call home. We install Andersen replacement windows throughout all of Merion Station. Every window is a genuine Andersen product, backed by Andersen’s warranty.
Casement Windows
The architecturally appropriate choice for Merion Station’s Tudor Revivals and fieldstone Colonials where side-hinged windows are a defining period feature. The correct period specification for the Main Line’s most distinguished prewar properties.
Double Hung Windows
For Merion Station’s Colonial Revival and Georgian homes throughout the community. Versatile, architecturally compatible across the community’s full range of prewar and postwar residential styles.
Specialty Windows
Merion Station’s prewar Main Line estates frequently feature arched transoms, Palladian windows, divided lites, and non-standard sizing requiring precise specification. Our certified crews measure every opening before any order is placed.
Bay & Bow Windows
A period-appropriate feature in Merion Station’s Victorian and Georgian Revival homes. Project outward to add interior space and architectural presence.
Picture Windows
Fixed panels for maximum light in Merion Station living rooms and formal dining rooms throughout the community.
Awning & Sliding Windows
Awning windows for basement and utility applications. Sliding windows for secondary and postwar applications throughout the community.
We install Andersen and ProVia doors throughout Merion Station. For the Main Line’s prewar fieldstone Colonials and estates, the entry door is a defining architectural statement. Most installations completed in a single day, backed by manufacturer warranties and our own installation guarantee.
Entry Doors — Andersen and ProVia in fiberglass, steel, and wood. For Merion Station’s fieldstone Colonials and Main Line estates, a premium wood or fiberglass entry door that matches the architectural period is the right specification.
Patio Doors — French door and gliding configurations for Merion Station homes with rear garden and yard access.
Sliding Glass Doors — smooth, secure, and energy efficient.
French Doors — the period-appropriate configuration for Merion Station’s Colonial and estate homes.
As Merion Station’s Andersen Certified Elite Contractor, we install the full Andersen range. For Merion Station’s predominantly prewar housing stock and premium Main Line profile:
Andersen 200 Series
Our primary recommendation for Merion Station’s prewar fieldstone Colonials and Tudor Revivals. With a median construction year of 1938, the 200 Series is the right specification for most Merion Station homes. A real wood interior — paintable and stainable to match the existing trim and millwork in these Main Line estates — with a modern easy-care exterior. The architectural character of a Merion Station fieldstone Colonial is worth preserving in the window specification. The 200 Series does exactly that.
Andersen A-Series
Our co-primary recommendation for Merion Station’s premium Main Line estates. At an average home value of $702,553 and average household income of $338,538, A-Series delivers complete customization, precise sizing for Palladian windows and non-standard architectural applications, and the highest level of Andersen quality. For the Main Line’s most distinguished properties, A-Series is the appropriate specification.
Andersen 400 Series
For any Merion Station homes where the 200 Series or A-Series is not specified. Exceptional durability, energy performance, and design flexibility.
Andersen E-Series
Maximum design flexibility for Merion Station restoration and renovation applications requiring complete specification control over exterior material, interior finish, and configuration.
Andersen 100 Series
Fibrex composite. Genuine Andersen quality, low maintenance, energy efficient.
Our free in-home consultation includes a specific recommendation for your Merion Station home’s architectural style, age, and premium character. No pressure, no obligation. Compare the Andersen 100 Series vs the 400 Series here.
We serve all of Merion Station and the surrounding communities in Lower Merion Township throughout Montgomery County.
Merion Station — full service window and door installation throughout all residential neighborhoods.
Ardmore PA — neighboring community to the west. Full service coverage.
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Penn Valley PA — neighboring community to the north. Full service coverage.
Narberth PA — neighboring borough. Full service coverage.
We serve all of Montgomery County. View our Montgomery County service area for complete coverage details.
“We had 3 exterior doors installed. The installers were on time, worked hard, cleaned up everything. We couldn’t be happier. Thanks.”
— Jamie G., Merion Station PA
“My parents used them to install multiple new windows in their house. They were friendly, helpful, and efficient. Would definitely recommend!”
— Katie F., Montgomery County PA
“Chris was AWESOME! He helped us select the perfect doors and made the process seamless and enjoyable. I had explored many companies in northern NJ and if you are in the same position I was in, look no further! Go with Acre.”
— Amanda T., Montgomery County PA
“Can’t say enough great things about Chris! Wow he knew exactly what he was talking about. We cant wait to see it all installed! I recommend Chris to anyone needing replacement windows and doors because he explains everything in detail. Couldn’t be more pleased!!”
— P. Bare., Montgomery County PA
Andersen Certified Elite Contractor is the highest tier of installer certification awarded by Andersen Windows & Doors. It requires factory training, verified installation quality standards, and a proven track record of performance. Very few window installation companies serving Merion Station hold this designation.
Because Merion Station’s median construction year is 1938 — the oldest on the Main Line and tied for the oldest in our service area. The dominant housing stock is prewar fieldstone Colonials, Tudor Revivals, and Georgian Revival estates. The 200 Series provides a real wood interior paintable to match existing trim and millwork in these homes, preserving their architectural character while delivering modern energy performance. For premium Main Line estates where average home value is $702,553, the A-Series delivers architect-grade performance and full customization. Our free in-home consultation identifies the right specification for your home.
Most Merion Station homeowners invest between $1,000 and $2,200 per window installed — including product, labor, and cleanup. A-Series installations and stone Colonial applications with non-standard openings run toward the upper end. We offer 0% financing and our Price Match Guarantee means you won’t find a better price for the same Andersen product anywhere in Merion Station or Montgomery County.
Yes. Merion Station’s fieldstone Colonials and Tudor Revivals require expertise with Pennsylvania fieldstone construction, non-standard openings, divided lites, Palladian windows, and period architectural details. We are EPA Lead Safe certified for pre-1978 homes where lead-based paint may be present. Our Andersen Certified Elite crews are experienced with these applications.
Most projects are completed in 1–2 days. Stone Colonials and Main Line estate homes with non-standard configurations may require two days. We provide a specific timeline at your free in-home consultation after measuring every opening.
Yes. 0% financing for qualified Merion Station homeowners. Combined with our 40% off promotion and Price Match Guarantee, this makes premium Andersen windows — including the 200 Series and A-Series — accessible for most budgets.
Yes — two layers of warranty protection. Andersen’s manufacturer warranty covers the product. Our own installation warranty covers labor and workmanship. Merion Station homeowners have comprehensive protection on both the product and the installation.
No pressure. No obligation. A specific product recommendation for your Merion Station home’s architectural style and a guaranteed best price. Available 7 days a week throughout Merion Station and all of Montgomery County. Call 610-904-9237.
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