There are several variables that contribute to an energy efficient home, including the materials and installations that make up your home’s structural envelope.
Windows and doors are vulnerable areas of your home and are sometimes the culprit behind air leaks and infiltration that causes an energy inefficient home.
You can amp up your energy efficiency and potentially qualify for tax credits or incentives if you replace your current windows with the right impact windows.
6 Energy Efficient Replacement Windows
Below are 6 energy efficient windows that easily add style and function to your home...and help you save money!
Picture Windows
Picture windows are ideal for homeowners who want the room’s focal point to be the outside. They allow plenty of natural illumination and provide a clear view of the outside, but they do not open.
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Single Hung Windows
Single hung windows have two sashes. The top sash is fixed and inoperable while the bottom sash is operable and allows the window to vertically slide open and closed.
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Double Hung Windows
Unlike single hung windows, double hung windows allow you to open the top, bottom or both parts of the window because they have two operating sashes that let them move up and down.
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Horizontal Roller Windows
Rather than opening a window vertically, horizontal roller windows allow you to horizontally open and close the window.
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Fixed/Architectural Windows
Like picture windows, architectural windows are not able to be opened or closed. However, they do allow for plenty of creative expression and unique designs as they are available in a variety of custom shapes and sizes
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Casement Windows
Casement windows are unlike most windows, as they are attached and operable by one or more hinges at the side of the window rather than by sashes that operate by sliding up, down or side to side.
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Energy Efficient Windows with Big Benefits!
You can boost your home’s energy efficiency and save money on your energy bills by replacing your installations with high performance windows and doors.
EAS manufactures a variety of energy efficient windows and doors to meet a variety of design and lifestyle needs with several additional benefits including:
- The Good Housekeeping Seal
- ENERGY STAR Certified
- Florida Product Approved
- HVHZ Qualified
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