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Out with the old.
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In with the new.
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ABOUT DOUBLE-PANE REPLACEMENT WINDOWS:
- We replace and install Double-Hung Replacement Windows using Low E Glass & Argon Gas-Filled Windows
- Lifetime Warranty on Parts & Labor
- Glass Breakage Warranty
- Tilt-In For Easy Cleaning
What is Low E?
'Low E' (for "low emissivity") is a special window coating with a unique microscopic glaze that helps to minimize the amount of UV, infrared, and visible light from penetrating the glass. This Low-E coating helps to repel heat rays during summer and cold drafts during winter.
What is Argon?
Argon is a non-toxic, inert, clear, odorless, and inexpensive gas used most often by window manufacturers to displace the air between the panels in windows. It comprises just less than 1% of the Earth's atmosphere.
How do they work together?
Low-E dual-pane argon-filled glass windows minimize UV light from penetrating, while argon gas (between the panes) helps to insulate a room by minimizing the transfer of heat or cold coming through the window. They have a slightly higher investment than a 'regular' double-pane glass window, but they offer greater energy savings over the long-term by lowering energy costs. With these type windows, you can ensure the climate is stable in your home or business, no matter the season.
What do they cost?
We charge $325 each, installed.
'Low E' (for "low emissivity") is a special window coating with a unique microscopic glaze that helps to minimize the amount of UV, infrared, and visible light from penetrating the glass. This Low-E coating helps to repel heat rays during summer and cold drafts during winter.
What is Argon?
Argon is a non-toxic, inert, clear, odorless, and inexpensive gas used most often by window manufacturers to displace the air between the panels in windows. It comprises just less than 1% of the Earth's atmosphere.
How do they work together?
Low-E dual-pane argon-filled glass windows minimize UV light from penetrating, while argon gas (between the panes) helps to insulate a room by minimizing the transfer of heat or cold coming through the window. They have a slightly higher investment than a 'regular' double-pane glass window, but they offer greater energy savings over the long-term by lowering energy costs. With these type windows, you can ensure the climate is stable in your home or business, no matter the season.
What do they cost?
We charge $325 each, installed.
We also install glass block windows...
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bay windows, dormer windows, and picture windows.
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