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WINDOWS & DOORS FACTS & TIPS

The Role of Energy-Efficient Windows in Lowering Monthly Utility Bills

Energy efficiency has become a top priority for homeowners looking to reduce monthly expenses while maintaining a comfortable indoor environment. One of the most impactful upgrades
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Why Homeowners Should Invest in Windows With Wooden Frames

Homeowners are always looking for investments that improve the aesthetic appeal, value, and efficiency of their homes. One option worth considering is windows with wooden frames.
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What Makes Double-Pane Windows Special?

Understanding Double-Pane Performance in Modern Homes In the ever-evolving world of home improvement, double-pane windows have gained significant attention for their superior energy efficiency and comfort.
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Doors to the patio

4 Perks of Having Vinyl Patio Doors Installed

Vinyl patio doors offer a combination of performance, durability, and style, making them a smart upgrade for homeowners looking to improve their doors to the patio.
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new patio door

What Homeowners Should Know Before Starting a Patio Door Replacement Project

Replacing a patio door is a valuable upgrade that can improve both the appearance and functionality of your home. Whether you’re looking to enhance natural light,
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How New Windows Can Reduce Noise Pollution Inside Your Home

Noise pollution can have a significant impact on comfort, focus, and overall well-being inside your home. Whether it is traffic, construction, or neighborhood activity, unwanted noise
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Solar Energy – Energy released by the sun from 3 distinct regions of the solar light spectrum

Fading Transmission

Visible Light Transmittance (VLT)

U-Value or U-Factor

WINDOWS & DOORS FACTS & TIPS

A bedroom without an exterior door will require an EGRESS complaint window *All 4 criteria are required to pass EGRESS

STEP 1

20” minimum width.
(net clear opening)

STEP 2

24” minimum height.
(net clear opening)

STEP 3

Minimum Total 5.7 sqft. vent space. (net clear opening)

STEP 4

Maximum 44” sill height off finish floor.

General Window Anatomy