Energy-Efficient Windows
for Midland, Odessa, Big Spring, Lubbock, TX & Beyond

Our home’s windows do more than give us a view of the outside. They allow for more natural lighting inside and help regulate your home’s temperature. Not all windows are created equal though. Energy-efficient windows are superior at helping regulate the temperature of your home. Old, worn-out windows can be drafty and let in the outside air. This causes your heating system to work extra hard to keep your home at your desired temperature.

There are several factors that contribute to a window's ability to conserve energy. As window technology improves over time, it becomes standard for the modern options available on the market to incorporate a higher number of these features than windows from the past. This means that if you have not had the windows in your house replaced in recent years, you are likely missing out on the latest and greatest innovations. Current energy-efficient windows often utilize double or triple glazing, which consists of two or three panes of glass separated by air or inert gas-filled spaces. This design minimizes heat transfer, keeping interiors cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. Another popular trait is low-emissivity coatings, which reflect infrared heat while allowing natural light to pass through. An insulated frame helps to improve a window's performance as well. For example, materials like vinyl, fiberglass, and wood are commonly used to reduce heat exchange. Keep in mind that each of these advanced design elements helps create a more comfortable living environment inside your home in addition to lowering your energy consumption!

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