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Triple-pane glass for superior energy efficiency and noise reduction.
100% vinyl frames with clean weld technology providing a perfect finish, plus an Innergy reinforcement bar for maximum durability.
Double-operation windows with dual-action lock and a tilt system that makes cleaning a breeze.
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Frame | Vinyl | Vinyl with fiberglass reinforcements and fusion-welded corners | Vinyl with Innergy reinforcement bar and FineLine welded corners appear like mitered wood |
Glass | Double pane | Triple-pane | Triple-pane glass with two layers of low-e coating |
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Insulation | Hollow frame | Drop-foam insulated frame | Multi-cavity frame, weatherstripping and seals provide our lowest air infiltration |
Energy efficiency | .27 U-factor |
.23 U-factor |
.20 U-factor |
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Flush mounted lock |
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Sound deadening |
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Non-conductive spacer |
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Reduced condensation |
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Color choices |
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Guarantee |
LIMITED Warranty |
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Drafty windows (air infiltration) have several causes. The number one cause is age. As your windows get older they will become less efficient. If you had replacement windows installed recently and they are still drafty it is possible that the installation was improper. Those defects can normally be corrected without removing or replacing the window. Proper caulking and flashing should prevent perimeter air leakage. However, if the installation twists or cracks the window frame causing the sash weatherstrip not to be able to seal the frame, removal of the window to correct the problem may be necessary.
Learn more about how to reduce draft from windows here.
Condensation is a direct result of interior humidity and the difference between indoor and outside temperature. If you keep the humidity in your house low, then the likelihood of experiencing condensation is also low. However, the efficiency of your window will also impact the temperature and humidity level at which condensation occurs. Energy efficient windows will help reduce condensation.
Learn more about how to prevent window condensation here.
The easiest way to compare energy performance of different windows is to read the National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC) label. It provides valuable efficiency information about the product including the u-value, solar heat gain and visible light transmittance values. Also check and see if the product is ENERGY STAR approved and see what it’s U-Factor is – the lower, the better.
Learn more about whether energy efficient windows make a difference here.
Convection can lead you to believe that your windows are drafty. Actually what you are experiencing is warm air forcing colder air to move due to differing density properties. When heated air circulates through the home and reaches window glass it effectively pushes existing air off the glass, thus the drafty effect.
Tips to reduce convection: Leave your blinds or windows open about a ¼ inch, allowing the heated air to reach the glass. Make sure that furnishings do not obstruct your heat register exchanges. Convection is actually proof that your new windows are energy efficient.
Learn more about how to reduce or eliminate window convection here.
Many believe that wood is timeless, but that’s not true. It requires a lot of maintenance if you want it to age well. Plus, more often than not, the maintenance won’t help – wood will still rot over time. That’s especially true if you live in an area with harsh weather conditions. On the other hand, vinyl requires almost no maintenance.
Learn more about why you should replace wood windows with vinyl windows here.
The most important part of replacing your old windows comes at the very start – taking measurements. The entire process cannot go smoothly unless you measure everything you’re supposed to, as that will ensure the new window has the right dimensions and that it fits perfectly in the frame. Plus, this ensures your new windows are entirely energy-efficient.
Learn more on how to measure for replacement windows here.
This is a question that many homeowners will ask themselves if they are looking to replace their windows. And while many replacement windows may look the same, they are not all the same. There are many significant differences among products, especially in terms of quality and performance.
With that said, how will you know which replacement windows will be the best for you? Here are several steps that will put you on the right track.
There are numerous styles of replacement windows to choose from, each of which works best in a particular type of home or different rooms. You will need to make sure that these will complement and work well with each other so that you can increase both the curb appeal and value of your home.
Whether it’s single or double-hung windows, casement windows, slider windows, bay windows, bow windows, picture windows, garden windows, among other such window styles, you should choose the ones that will work well with the house, itself.
The next step of the process is to choose the framing material. While the window style is important, you will also have to maintain it. Window maintenance, however, is highly dependent on its framing material.
Vinyl is probably the easiest material to maintain as it’s resistant to rot, insects, and water damage. It also doesn’t warp or peel, and it doesn’t require repainting. Fiberglass is also a popular and highly versatile option. You also have wood or composite framing materials. Though they are harder to upkeep and more expensive, these materials have a certain appeal to them that neither vinyl nor fiberglass can match.
There are also several options when it comes to the type of glass you select. The type of glass will impact several things, including the temperature transfer, natural light coming into the home, and the overall comfort of your house. As such, your energy-efficiency, and by extension, your energy bills will also be affected. Among the options to choose from, there are:
While it’s possible and convenient to buy windows from big box stores, you’ll be far better off if you go with a professional window replacement company. Such companies typically work with high-quality manufacturers that provide great window options. Also, you’ll get a product that will be a precise fit for your home. Keep in mind that even the smallest mismeasurement can lead to air leaks or water infiltration down the line, which are common problems with pre-made windows.
We’re ready to help transform your home with durable, energy-efficient products that can help protect your home, improve your comfort and save you money.
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Whether you want to upgrade the look of your home or improve its energy efficiency, 1-800-HANSONS offers the highest quality replacement windows with professional window installation.
We offer a variety of window replacement types and colors that will enhance the appearance of your home, regardless of its style. And, our best-in-class replacement windows come with a Lifetime Guarantee that is second-to-none.
Window replacement costs can vary widely. But, due to the high volume we sell, we’re able to offer lower prices than many of our competitors. And there’s no sacrificing quality – our replacement windows are manufactured with the latest technology.
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