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Most builder-grade windows use tin, a lower-grade metal that does a serviceable job reflecting sunlight. The more precious the metal, the more effective it is at reflecting heat. Modern replacement windows also come standard with a metallic oxide coating to help reflect heat. Your home will feel more comfortable, as your HVAC system will be able to work more efficiently. What does that mean for your windows? Low-E means a “low” amount of radiation and heat from the sun will be entering your home.

Low-E stands for Low Emissivity, which involves the ability of an object to radiate heat. Replacement windows from Window Nation have a Low-E glass coating for top-of-the-line energy efficiency. You’ll enjoy lower energy bills year-round! Glass Coatings Triple pane windows from Window Nation reflect 90% of sunlight, allowing your heating and cooling systems to work smarter, not harder. These windows offer the same benefits as double pane windows, but with an additional pane of glass for maximum energy efficiency. If you’re looking for a major energy efficiency boost, consider upgrading your windows to triple pane windows. These windows are a popular choice for homeowners looking to lower their energy bills without breaking the bank. Our windowpanes are coated in a Low-E glass coating, reflecting 80% of sunlight to keep your home protected from damaging UV rays. These windows have two panes of energy efficient glass to keep your home comfortable no matter the season. Double Pane Windowsĭouble pane windows are best for homeowners looking for energy efficiency at a value. While these windows are serviceable for a few years, we recommend upgrading them to double or triple pane windows for a long-term solution. Most builder-grade windows are single pane, as they are often the cheapest option available. If your windows are more than fifteen years old or original to your home, you might have single pane windows. Single pane windows have just one pane of glass, making them the least energy efficient option available. You might be familiar with single pane, double pane, and triple pane windows, but how do you know which option to choose? Our window replacement experts explain the difference between each option so you can find the best window to meet your home’s needs. However, most homeowners know very little about the glass options available to them, let alone which is best for their home.

Once dried, sand the wood putty smooth and use the same paint or wood stain to cover the spots.The replacement window glass you choose is just as important as the window itself. Make sure to cover any screw or nailhead holes with wood putty. It is recommended you paint or stain any new trim if being used before installation.

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Window TrimĮither replace the original window trim or install new trim of your choice. Do not over-tighten the screws but do make sure they are snuggly attached.

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Once in the window space, have one person hold it in place while the other inserts each screw that accompanied the window hardware with a portable drill. This is the step where improper handling can either lead to an accident causing broken glass that will need to be replaced, or faulty installation resulting in a crookedly aligned window. Make sure to use a helper when conducting this task to ensure safety and ease of operation. Install WindowĬarefully maneuver the window holding it by the frame into the window opening space.

Using a latex-based caulking compound, run a bead along the entire frame to ensure an airtight, waterproof fit. Although this will not prevent the glass from breaking, in the event there is an accident, the taped “X” will help to contain some of the glass shards helping clean-up and preventing personal bodily harm. Tape an “X” on both sides of the window for safety purposes.

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If installing a used window, make sure it is also free of old glue and caulking that might prevent it from obtaining a good fit. Remove any old caulking or glue with a putty knife before installing the new window. Always measure your new window frame and the window opening to make sure the new double pane window will line up and fit snugly.

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