FAQ

Absolutely! You can expect a decrease in your annual energy bill for heating and cooling your home. Vinyl windows are virtually maintenance-free, saving substantial dollars spent on painting, caulking, and maintenance. New windows will enhance the curb appeal of your home, which can help increase its resale value. In most cases, you can expect to recover more than half of the cost of your replacement windows when it’s time to sell.

Our manufacturer's vinyl replacement windows are easy to maintain. The heavy-duty vinyl construction is virtually maintenance-free and there are no storm windows to struggle with. Most of our windows can be cleaned from inside the comfort of your home. Just wipe the vinyl surface with a damp cloth to keep your windows looking like new.

Hiring a professional is a smart decision on many levels. A trained eye and skillful hand will clearly show in the beautiful installation, indoor comfort and thermal efficiency of your home. A professional will also be able to make design suggestions to help in the decision process. You’ll want to make sure the contractor you hire is licensed, bonded and experienced. While you may be tempted to install the windows yourself, you may not be prepared for the difficult installation challenges or structural damage to your home that could occur, along with the risk of voiding the window warranty. A professional installer will also be up to date on codes relating to lead, energy, and more.

Our Insulated Glass increases the energy efficiency of your windows beyond ordinary clear glass and can tailor the window to your specific climate challenges. The lower the U-Factor, the less energy you’ll need to heat your home. The lower the Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC), the more you’ll conserve on air-conditioning.

Yes, select products (with Argon Gas) meet and exceed the U-Factor and Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC) requirements for all four climate zones as specified in the ENERGY STAR Program. For more information visit: www.energystar.gov.

The vinyl frames on your windows and doors can be cleaned with mild, nonabrasive soap and water. Rinse completely with clean water and wipe dry with a soft cloth. NEVER use abrasive or acidic cleaners; they might cause permanent damage to the frame finish.

To clean the glass on your windows and doors, we recommend mild dish soap and water. Rinse completely with clean water and wipe dry with a soft cloth. NEVER use petroleum-based cleaners, abrasive or acidic chemicals, razor blades, putty knifes, abrasive pads, or high-pressure water hoses to clean the glass. For more information and instruction on cleaning the glass on your windows and doors