Thermal Windows in Oklahoma
With a middle name like Quality, it’s no wonder that since 1996 American Quality Exteriors has grown to become the company Oklahomans can trust in servicing all of their home exterior needs.
We carry some of the top energy-efficient thermal windows on the market to ensure your home is always protected and to save you money on your energy bills.
About Thermal Windows
Our thermal windows have a suspended lightweight polyethylene terephthalate (PET) film inside the airspace of a dual-pane insulating glass unit to create multiple insulating cavities.
During warm summer months, insulated thermal windows will prevent much of the heat outside from entering the house, and in the winter months, less heat from inside the home will transmit out.
Thermal Windows Benefits
Lower Your Heating and Cooling Bills
About one-fifth of the energy lost in a well-insulated home occurs through the windows. This energy loss decreases if you replace old windows with thermal replacement windows, which helps keep heating and cooling costs down.
Enjoy a More Comfortable Interior
High heat transfer through the glass makes it uncomfortable to sit right by a single-pane window, especially on a cold winter night. Thermal replacement windows keep drafts out for a more even, comfortable temperature throughout every room.
Insulate Against Outside Noise
Whether it’s the noisy neighbor kids, traffic, or construction, outdoor noise is unwelcome inside your home. The airspace between panes in thermal replacement windows insulates not only against heat transfer but noise as well, so you can sleep or enjoy your favorite TV show with less interruption from outside.
Reduce Condensation
Like a cold glass of water, a single-pane window tends to collect condensation when there’s a big temperature difference between the inside and outside. This is most likely to occur in the winter. Condensation causes beads of water to run down the glass and damage the sill. This is less likely to occur with the double-pane thermal replacement windows.
Thermal Windows We Carry
The KHPP “Ascent” Replacement Window is an excellent choice for a home replacement window. Every “Ascent” replacement window includes a lifetime, transferable warranty, and a lifetime, no-fault glass breakage. American Quality Exteriors is an exclusive partner with KHPP and the only company in the state of Oklahoma selling the “Ascent” series.
Ascent Design
The “Ascent” replacement window comes equipped with Heat Mirror® Technology, developed by MIT for the U.S. Department of Energy, that provides outstanding winter insulation and superior solar control that results in year-round energy savings and enhanced comfort you can feel.
Each step of the “Ascent” design process was questioned in order to achieve the ideal replacement window: A finished product that the industry would be measured by for its balance of appearance, security, and performance.
Ascent Strength
Your home’s strength is determined by the quality of the materials you build it from.
Thankfully, replacement windows have a measurement to determine that level of strength. Design Pressure (DP) is the amount of forced air or water a window can withstand before failing. The greater the capacity, the stronger the unit.
The KHPP “Genesis” Window is another excellent choice if you're looking for the best home replacement window. Just like “Ascent,” every “Genesis” replacement window includes a lifetime, transferable warranty, and a lifetime, no-fault glass breakage.
Genesis Design
Each step of the “Genesis” design process was questioned in order to achieve the ideal replacement window: A finished product that the industry would be measured by for its balance of appearance, security, and performance.
Genesis Strength
Your home’s strength is determined by the quality of the materials you build it from.
Thankfully, replacement windows have a measurement to determine that level of strength. Design Pressure (DP) is the amount of forced air or water a window can withstand before failing. The greater the capacity, the stronger the unit.
How to Tell if You Need New Windows
HIGH ENERGY BILL$
If your windows are old and inefficient, they could be letting heat seep in and out of your home, driving up heating and cooling costs.
CONDENSATION
If your windows aren’t sufficiently keeping the winter cold out, condensation will occur when indoor moisture hits the cold inside the window surface. Condensation may also accumulate between panes if a window has lost its seal.
OUTSIDE NOISE
Well-designed windows have multiple panes and insulating gas for added efficiency and sound protection. If you’re hearing a lot of outside noise, your windows may be poorly sealed or improperly installed.
HARD TO OPEN & CLOSE
Windows can shift or accumulate dirt and debris over time, making them difficult to open and close. Today’s windows are designed to be extremely easy to open and close.
INDOOR DRAFTS
If your house is well sealed and insulated, and you’re still feeling drafts, your windows may be poorly sealed or improperly installed.
LET US HELP!
If you're in any of these situations, then let us guide you through a new window purchase. Call us today for your FREE QUOTE!
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