Energy Efficiency
What Makes a Window Energy Efficient?
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] LowE You probably have heard the term LowE- that stands for low emissivity. It’s a coding put on the inner part of the exterior window pane to reflect light and heat back out. It keeps whatever the climate is inside the house inside and the climate outside, outside. Argon Gas Argon gas is another…
Read MoreCan Energy Efficient Windows Pay for Themselves?
You may have heard the statement before, energy efficient windows pay for themselves. We all know energy efficient windows can save you money on your energy bill. But can investing in replacement windows really save you that much energy cost, where you actually have a return on your investment- or at least break even? The…
Read More3 Reasons Black Windows Are Trending
Black windows are trending in 2018. We understand why! Black windows are a timeless look that creates beautiful contrast on any home and with multiple interior color options, it’s no wonder is seeing a spike in black window interest this year. Here are 3 things you may find interesting about black windows from . 1.…
Read MoreHow Much Energy will I Really Save with New Windows?
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_empty_space height=”20px”][vc_column_text] How Much Energy Will I Really Save with New Windows? So you’re skeptical of what you’ll save with energy efficient windows. We see it all the time. It’s not our job to bully you into buying; we just want to give you the facts so you can make your own decision. What…
Read MoreHow To Read An NFRC Label
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] How to Read An NFRC Label Labels can tell you a lot: what’s in your food, how much something costs, or how flammable it might be. The most important label on your windows is the NFRC label. NFRC stands for the National Fenestration Rating Council—“fenestration” is just a fancy Latin word for windows.…
Read MoreWhat Are Low-E Windows?
What Are Low-E Replacement Windows? Low Emissivity coating, commonly referred to as “Low E” is an optional feature you will find offered by many replacement window companies. While each window company may have their own spin or name for this feature, the basic functionality of Low-E is the same for all. What is Low E?…
Read MoreWhat Are Energy Star Windows?
When it comes to energy efficiency in your home, the Energy Star label is the most important feature to look for. Almost any product manufactured for your home, including windows, can be certified an Energy Star product, a certification created by the EPA and Department of Energy. is proud to offer these energy-saving windows for…
Read MoreHow You Can Get The Most Comfortable Windows
You might think that any kind of replacement window these days will be more energy-efficient and insulating than what you have now. However, the truth is that there is a wide range of factors that you must consider in order to find the most comfortable windows for your home. Here are the characteristics of windows…
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