Smart Savings

Maximum Energy Savings

There are many options available to maximize the energy performance of impact resistant windows and doors. Additions like high-performance low-E coatings, glass tints, and argon glass can help you achieve ENERGY STAR® ratings and potentially save money, offsetting some hurricane impact window costs.
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Americans pay about $1,500-$2,500/year on energy bills. Heating and cooling makes up 45% of that cost.*

*Source: Energy.gov. Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy

More Comfort, Less Energy

Choosing the most energy-efficient options for your impact doors and windows can help maintain a more comfortable and consistent indoor temperature in warm or cold climates.

Enhanced for Efficiency

Impact windows are built to protect, and they can also be enhanced for greater energy efficiency with these options:

How Low-E Works

Do Impact Windows Reduce Insurance Premiums?

A common question from those considering window replacement is, “How much do impact windows save on insurance?” Due to regional variations and other factors in homeowners insurance, it’s impossible to give an exact number. However, impact doors and windows can help you qualify for significant premium discounts and local rebate programs.

Additionally, impact replacement windows, especially when energy-efficient options are added on, can help reduce heating and cooling costs. How much do impact windows increase home value? Storm windows are generally very appealing to home buyers and can boost your home sale — providing as much as an 80% return on investment, according to some estimates.

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