New windows can increase your home’s curb appeal and energy efficiency. They also increase its resale value. To get the most return on your investment, choose vinyl double-hung windows with insulated glass and an Energy Star label.
Window installation experts can recommend the best product for your house. They know the best brands, styles, and features.
Vinyl
Vinyl windows are a good choice for homeowners who want to maximize energy efficiency. Their insulated frames minimize heat transfer, saving you on cooling costs during the summer and heating bills in winter. They also provide a wide variety of color options and grid patterns to match your style.
They are also durable and resistant to moisture, rot, and wood-boring pests. They require little maintenance and are available in a range of sizes.
Wood
Whether it’s for aesthetics or energy efficiency, wood replacement windows are an excellent choice for Commack homeowners. New window technology and materials reduce heat loss, lower utility bills, and keep your home comfortable throughout the year.
Choose from a variety of styles and features, including awning, casement, bay and bow, and picture windows. Look for ENERGY STAR certification to ensure high-quality, energy-efficient windows.
Aluminum
With their minimalist appearance, aluminum windows are popular in contemporary homes. They’re durable and provide good insulating properties.
Double-pane windows with argon or krypton gas sealed between glass offer energy efficiency. Their narrow frames maximize glass area, offering picturesque landscape views.
Frosted or reeded windows provide privacy without blocking light. These textured windows are popular among homeowners who want to increase their home’s energy efficiency.
Fiberglass
Fiberglass is known for its durability and modern look. It also offers a higher insulating value than aluminum.
Fiberglass windows can reduce noise and improve energy efficiency. They are also easy to maintain and can add resale value to your home. But proper installation is important to ensure the performance and longevity of your new replacement windows.
Double-pane
Double-pane windows have two panes of glass that are separated by a pocket of air or argon gas. This helps reduce energy bills by slowing the transfer of heat or cold from your home.
They also help to reduce noise and promote a healthy indoor environment. You can tell if your windows are double paned by looking for a metal divider in the center of the outside edges.
Triple-pane
Using pockets of insulating air or gas between the panes, triple-pane windows are especially suited for cold climates. They also provide more comfort, help lower energy bills, and dampen outside noise.
They can also be a good choice for new homes being built to stricter mandatory energy codes. However, the initial cost is higher than double-pane windows. It can take 20 or more years to break even.
Casement
Capture the breeze with our casement windows, which open outward with side hinges and crank handles. These windows are easy to clean and provide full top-to-bottom ventilation.
They’re perfect for Commack homes from quaint cottages to modern estates. Their slim profile and maximized glass area deliver a sleek look.
They also feature a double-pane window with argon or Krypton gas sealed between the two panes for superior energy efficiency.
Victorian
Victorian-style windows showcase intricate wooden frames and decorative glass. They complement historic homes and add a sophisticated flair to new construction.
Argon or Krypton gas-filled triple-pane windows offer superior energy efficiency. They feature two panes with air or a gas sealed between them.
Single hung round top windows blend function and style. They can be opened and closed to let in a breeze or enjoy a stunning view.
Frosted
Frosted windows diffuse light and obscure vision to achieve a soft, translucent appearance. They’re a popular choice for areas in homes that require heightened privacy, such as bathrooms and bedrooms.
Frosted windows can be customized with decorative patterns, designs, and logos for a personalized touch. They can also be tinted to manipulate light and create mood. They’re available in double- and triple-pane options that are energy efficient and durable.
Tempered
Local building codes often require tempered glass for areas where windows are close to the floor or near showers and tubs. It’s also safer than regular glass because it breaks into tiny pebble-like pieces rather than large shards.
You can also get tinted tempered windows that help protect your home from harmful UV rays while still providing plenty of natural light. Keep in mind that tempered windows can’t be altered once they’re processed, so they’re usually made to precise measurements.