Energy-efficient windows minimize heat transfer, reducing the amount of energy needed to maintain a comfortable indoor temperature. They also help reduce greenhouse gas emissions tied to electricity production.
Many energy-efficient windows have UV protection that blocks harmful rays from the sun, which can cause fading of fabrics and furniture. They also have improved sealing, which minimizes drafts and energy loss.
Triple-pane windows
Window replacements can be a cost-effective option if you have cracked panes, air leaks and drafts, or moisture seepage. If these problems are not addressed, they can become worse over time and damage your property.
Double-pane windows improve insulation, reduce noise, and lower energy consumption year-round. They are also made from recycled materials, making them an eco-friendly choice.
Choosing the right type of window depends on your home’s climate and architectural style. Window experts at LAS can help you understand energy efficiency ratings, such as U-factor and Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC). They can also recommend a grid pattern that will add aesthetic value to your home.
Low-E windows
Low-E windows use an invisible layer of metallic oxide that reflects infrared and UV light while allowing visible light to pass through. This helps reduce energy consumption by reducing heat transfer. In addition, they help protect against harmful UV rays that can damage fabrics and furniture.
Triple-pane windows have three glass sheets with spaces in between, providing superior insulation compared to double-pane windows. They can also improve the look and comfort of your home or business.
A quality window company will provide you with energy-efficient options that perform best in your local climate. They will show you ratings like U-factor and Solar Heat Gain Coefficient, which will tell you how well the windows insulate against cold and hot air.
Impact-resistant glass
Investing in new windows for your home is an excellent way to increase its value and comfort while cutting energy costs. However, choosing the right window installer is key. Look for a local company with experience and a proven track record. They will have an in-depth understanding of Slidell’s climate and homeowner requirements.
Local window installation experts can help you select the right frames and recommend high-efficiency options. They can also provide advice on building code requirements, including egress. They can also recommend different grid patterns to suit your house’s architectural style.
Awning windows
Awning windows have a unique top-hinged system that allows them to open outward. They provide ventilation and natural light without compromising privacy, making them perfect for areas that require both. They work best in high spaces, such as above doors or kitchens.
Window installation experts can help you choose a window type that will suit your style and budget. They can also recommend the right frames to make your home more energy efficient.
Investing in new windows can improve your home’s efficiency, comfort, and value. Choose a reliable Slidell window installation company to ensure that your investment is a success.
Colonial grid
Window grids add aesthetic value to your home’s exterior and interior. They are available in a variety of patterns and styles that reflect your architectural style. They can also improve your windows’ energy performance.
The most common style is the colonial pattern, which divides a larger glass pane into even sections, or lites. It’s commonly seen on double-hung windows and is perfect for Colonial, Cape Cod, and farmhouse-style homes.
Jantek offers both flat and contoured colonial grid profiles for your window or patio door. Both options offer the same energy efficiency benefits, so the choice is a matter of personal preference.
Prairie grid
Adding grid patterns to your home’s windows can add beauty and raise your energy-efficiency. There are several styles to choose from, including Colonial grids, which feature a series of small squares or rectangles for a classic, orderly look. This style works well in traditional homes and accentuates the trim on your siding. If you prefer a more minimalist design, consider the Prairie grid pattern. This style has lines that border the edges of the window, leaving the center open for an unobstructed view. For a more elegant option, you can also choose the Craftsman grid pattern.
Custom grid
A custom grid pattern gives your windows a unique look and provides a sense of style that complements your home’s architectural design. In addition, this type of window improves a home’s energy efficiency by blocking reflected heat in warmer months and allowing warmth from the sun’s shorter rays to flow through during cooler seasons.
Whether you’re in the market for replacement windows or a new build, we have options to meet your needs and help you save money on energy costs. Learn about the benefits of our ENERGY STAR products and find out how you can qualify for a tax credit.