Energy Efficiency
Increasing your home’s energy efficiency allows you to decrease your carbon footprint—without sacrificing an amenity.
Windows
Doors
Siding
Low-E Glass
Low-E glass is brilliantly engineered to minimize the amount of UV rays and unwanted temperatures into your home.
Warm-Edge Spacer
Intercept™ warm-edge spacer insulates the exterior edges of a sealed unit and can tack on 5% savings on monthly energy costs.
Vinyl Framing
Vinyl window frames are constructed with a complex array of compartments to help trap and repel unwanted weather.
Innovative Weatherstripping
Airtight weatherstripping seals the sides, top and bottom frames of your door to prevent air infiltration.
Insulated Core
Insulated polyurethane core provides an additional thermal barrier.
Sturdy Frames
Composite frames resist rotting, rusting and warping to withstand constant exposure to the elements.
Energy-Saving Door Lites
Decorative and ENERGY STAR-compliant door lites that allow light in but keep the elements out.
Insulated Structure
Built with rigid foam insulation to reduce energy loss and reinforce the siding for smoothness and straight lines.
Energy-Saving Barriers
High-density insulation to minimize outdoor noise for a quieter indoor ambiance and loss of wanted heat or air.
Built to Last
Fully rolled over, double-thick nail hem anchors panels to the wall; tested to withstand harsh weather.
Benefits of Energy Efficiency
In short, energy efficiency allows you to decrease the amount of energy you use—without sacrificing comfort. In warm months, energy-efficient products trap undesirable warm air outside. Alternatively, in cold months they wrap your home in a blanket of insulation, keeping your heat inside and protecting your interior from cold drafts. Energy-efficient products offer a myriad of benefits, both economically and environmentally.
- Energy-efficient products save homeowners, businesses and large industries a significant amount of money every year.
- When heating and cooling systems, appliances and lighting products can reduce the amount of energy they use, fewer greenhouse gases seep into the environment.
- Some energy-efficient products, such as windows and doors keep a home or commercial building much more comfortable during extreme weather conditions.
- Here at Window World of Cleveland, we believe our customers should never have to sacrifice quality, comfortability or affordability. With our energy-efficient products, you can have it all.
Glossary Of Terms
Energy-Efficiency Terms You Need To Know
Low-E Glass
Low-E glass is a type of glass that has been treated with a microscopic, metallic coating designed to filter certain types of light into your home. The glass blocks heat gain from the sun’s reflected rays in warmer months and allows warmth from the sun’s shorter rays to flow into your home during cooler seasons.
Warm-Edge Spacer System
Our Intercept™ warm-edge spacer system is a new-age technology used to extend the shelf-life of window glass by reducing condensation build-up and edge-to-glass temperatures. Designed to seal in escaping heat, this spacer system is the most effective of its kind.
Argon Gas
Argon is a colorless, odorless and nonreactive insulating property with extremely high density and extremely low thermal conductivity, making it an ideal agent for year-round comfort.
Make Your Home Energy Efficient
Making your home energy efficient offers a significant and tangible payoff – with virtually no risk. More consistent and comfortable home temperatures, lower energy bills, and a smaller carbon footprint are just some of the benefits of upgrading to energy-efficient products.
If you’re ready to see the difference and enjoy being comfortable in your home again, contact the professionals at Window World of Cleveland today. We are happy to provide you with a free in-home estimate and answer any questions you may have about energy efficiency!