Wood (EverWood®) Windows in Pleasanton
Wood-look windows, without the wood maintenance
Infinity from Marvin Everwood® pairs a low-maintenance Ultrex fiberglass frame with an interior finish that looks, and stains, like real wood. No sanding, no sealing, no rot.
Wood is the material people picture when they think of a warm, character-filled window. It’s also the material with the most upkeep. Bare and lightly finished wood absorbs moisture, and untreated frames are vulnerable to swelling, rot, and mildew over time. Even with a good factory finish, wood windows need periodic sanding, staining, and resealing to hold their appearance, more attention than most homeowners want to give a window.
he Bay Area’s mix of coastal moisture, inland summer heat, and year-round sun exposure makes that maintenance schedule harder to skip, not easier. It’s a fair trade-off if wood is genuinely what you want and you’re prepared to maintain it. Most homeowners who come to us asking about wood windows aren’t attached to the material itself, they’re attached to the look. That distinction is why we lead with Everwood instead.
Special Limited Time
Offer Available
The look of wood, engineered to skip the maintenance
Infinity® from Marvin windows use an Ultrex fiberglass frame finished inside with Everwood, an engineered wood-look material that can be stained or painted to match your home's existing trim or cabinetry.
Ultrex® Fiberglass Frame
Engineered Finish
Everwood® is an interior finish
Local Showroom
Design Expert
Match it to what’s already in your home
Everwood doesn’t come in a fixed set of preset colors the way some engineered finishes do. It’s built to accept stain the way real wood does, so our design consultants can help you match it to your existing cabinetry, trim, or furniture rather than working around a limited swatch board.
Recognized by
Flexible Financing for Your Project
Why Choose Custom Exteriors?
We’ve built a reputation for providing the best possible value on truly custom remodeling solutions that help homeowners fall in love with their homes again. Whether you're looking for window replacement, siding replacement or want new doors, our Pleasanton team is ready to help.
29 years. 30,000+ projects. Same location.
We’ve been at the same address in Pleasanton since 1997. If something goes wrong with your installation three years from now, we’re still here to make it right, with the same name, the same team, and the same accountability to this community.
AAMA Certified & Trained Installers
Our installers are Custom Exteriors employees. They’ve been on our team for years, they’re trained to our standards, and they’re accountable to us, not to the lowest bidder on a job board. When something needs attention in year three, the same team that installed it is still here.
Diamond Certified Since April 2002
Diamond Certified is a third-party certification based on independent customer satisfaction surveys, not self-reported scores. It’s one of the most credible local trust signals in the California market, and we’ve earned it.
A physical showroom, not a brochure
You cannot accurately judge a window’s weight, a siding panel’s texture, or a door’s finish quality from a photo or a manufacturer’s website. Our showroom at 2142 Rheem Drive in Pleasanton exists so you don’t have to guess. Come see the products before you decide. No commitment, no pressure.
Wood Windows vs Everwood® - FAQs
What is the difference between wood windows and EverWood®?
Wood windows are made with real wood interiors and offer a natural grain, texture, and traditional craftsmanship. EverWood® is a wood-look interior finish found on fiberglass windows (like Infinity from Marvin) that mimics the appearance of wood while providing the durability and low maintenance of fiberglass.
Does EverWood® look like real wood?
Yes. EverWood® is designed to closely replicate the look of natural wood grain, including texture and color variations. Many homeowners find it delivers the aesthetic of wood without the upkeep, making it a popular alternative to real wood interiors.
Which is more durable: wood or EverWood® fiberglass interiors?
EverWood® (fiberglass) is more durable than traditional wood. It resists warping, cracking, rotting, and moisture damage over time, while real wood can be more susceptible to weather and requires ongoing protection.
Which option requires less maintenance?
EverWood® requires significantly less maintenance. It does not need painting or staining and is resistant to fading and wear. Wood windows typically require periodic sealing, painting, or staining to maintain their appearance and performance.
Are wood windows more energy efficient than EverWood®?
Both options can be highly energy efficient when paired with modern glass packages. However, fiberglass windows with EverWood® interiors often maintain a tighter seal over time because fiberglass expands and contracts at a rate similar to glass.
Can EverWood® be painted or refinished like real wood?
No. EverWood® is a prefinished interior designed to maintain its appearance without refinishing. Real wood windows can be painted or stained, which offers more flexibility if you want to change colors in the future.
Which is better for Bay Area climates?
EverWood® fiberglass windows are often the better choice for long-term performance in varying climates because they resist moisture and temperature changes more effectively. Wood windows can still perform well but require more maintenance to protect against the elements.
Inspiration Gallery
-1920.webp)
.webp)
-1920.webp)
