NATIONAL ENERGY WINDOWS
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National Energy Windows and doors are manufactured specifically for the EnergyStar codes and federal efficiency tax credits. National Energy Windows are the Nation's lowest cost, most energy efficient windows. Guaranteed! Backed by a lifetime warranty from National Energy Audits.

The United States Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Agency developed the Energy Star™ program to help consumers identify products that save energy. National Energy's Energy Star Windows can help reduce heating and cooling costs by as much as 15%.

The lower the U-value, the better the energy performance.

The energy efficiency of a window is determined by its U-value. U-values signify the amount of heat that escapes through the windows, walls, roofs and other areas of the house. The National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC) has designed a testing and rating system that makes comparing windows easy and accurate. Look for the U-factor on the NFRC label located on a window.

All National Energy Windows are certified by the National Fenestration Rating Council. This is the most reliable method of determining a windows energy saving ability.

A window is only as good as its installer.

You can spend tons of money on the most energy efficient windows in the world, but if they're not installed properly, they can actually increase your energy costs (energystar.gov)

All of our windows and doors are installed by our own in-house, trained and certified energy technicians.

All National Energy Windows are designed and manufactured specifically for providing our clients with the highest efficiency at the lowest cost.

All of our windows are available with the following efficiency features:

Double Pane Windows

Double paned windows have several key advantages over standard windows. Among these are better insulation properties, noise reduction, and ease of cleaning. Double paned windows can also protect items in the house from sun damage, and they easily slide open and lock closed; no cranking or lifting necessary.

Double paned windows consist of two facing glass panels set in a frame, separated by a small space 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch (12.7 - 19.05 mm) wide. The void might be filled with air or nontoxic gasses like argon which can improve insulation. Decorative frames might also be installed between the glass panels to give the impression of individual windowpanes.

Double paned windows also block street noise more efficiently than traditional windows. This is particularly important for buildings or homes built near high traffic areas or grade schools, but it is also nice to slide a window closed when the neighborhood gardeners are at work. If you like the quiet, you'll likely appreciate double paned windows.

Although all double paned windows were originally considered energy-efficient, advances in technology since the 1980s have created many grades of efficiency. Picking the right windows can mean a significant savings in energy bills, but what's right for one part of the country might not be right for another, depending on the local climate.

Triple Pane Windows

Triple pane windows are windows with three layers of glass - outer, middle and inner. The middle layer is generally surrounded by an inert gas like argon or krypton (or sometimes a mixture), which is trapped by the outer and inner panes.

Benefits of Triple Pane Windows vs. Double Pane Windows
A triple pane window provides more insulation and is more energy efficient than the more common double pane window (or dual pane), not just because of the added barrier, but because this extra layer allows another surface to be given a low-emittance (Low-E) coating.

Essentially a Low-E coating hinders radiant heat transfer. Therefore, the temperature on the inside of your building is not affected much by means of the triple pane windows whether it is summer or winter, as very little heat will be lost from the inside or gained from the outside. This is one clear advantage triple panes have over double panes. (See Energy Efficiency of Triple Pane Windows - r value)

Another advantage of triple pane windows over dual pane, is that they do not attract as much condensation on the interior. Also, generally speaking, triple panes will provide better insulation against sound or noise from outside. However, bear in mind that double panes can be just as effective(or close enough anyway), if the overall space between the inner and outer layers, and the thickness of the glasses are the same for the double and triple.

Low e glass

A metallic, Titanium LowE coating can be added to the glass surface to reflect heat according to climate. Radiant heat is reflected back into the home during the winter months reducing heating costs, while unwanted solar heat gain is reflected away from the home during the summer months, reducing cooling costs.

Low E glass increases efficiency in both the summer and the winter months...

Solar heat gain is reflected away from the glass, stopping heat from entering the home. By doing this, your home is kept cooler, while still lowering cooling costs.

Radiant heat gain is reflected back into the house. By controlling heat loss and keeping your home warmer, heating costs are lowered, while still maintaining a comfortable home temperature.

Argon Gas

Argon Gas, which is about six times denser than air, can be added to replace the air within the sealed insulated glass airspace. The inert gas slows down the movement of the air within the airspace further reducing the transfer of heat to cold for more improved energy efficiency.

Krypton Gas

Krypton gas, an inert gas, is much heavier than air and even heavier than Argon gas, making it more difficult for warm or cold air to pass through. Krypton gas works best in narrow air spaces; therefore, Ideal recommends using this option when utilizing triple-pane glass.