Energy Star certified windows offer a wide range of frame colors and styles. Their advanced insulated glass options can greatly reduce your utility bills while offering endless comfort.
Double pane windows are made of two window panes separated by a spacer filled with inert gas such as Argon or Krypton. This helps to significantly increase the insulating capability of your home especially during Scott LA’s colder months.
Double Hung
Double pane windows have two sashes that can be opened and closed. This allows for ventilation while keeping out moisture and preventing energy loss.
They come with insulated layers of air or gas between the window panes, making them more energy efficient than single-pane windows. They also offer safety features and decorative patterns for an enhanced aesthetic.
Unlike single-hung windows, double hung windows are easy to clean. You can simply tilt the lower sash inward and rest it against the upper sash for easy access.
Awning
Double pane windows are often a better choice for homeowners who want to save energy. They feature a layer of air or dense gas between the glass panes, which helps to limit heat transfer and lower home heating and cooling costs.
Some window companies also offer specialized glass options like laminated or impact-resistant glass, which provides an extra barrier against forced entry. Some even feature reinforced locks to help prevent break-ins.
Choosing the right frame material is also important, as it impacts durability and installation time. Aluminum frames are the cheapest option, while composite or fiberglass frames are more expensive.
Casement
With options like argon gas and low glare glass, this window type will bring comfort to your family while dramatically reducing energy costs during Louisiana’s hot summers and cold winters. We offer these insulated windows in a variety of vinyl and wood frame materials.
They are hinged on one side and swing open using a crank, making them easier to operate than double-hung windows. They provide unobstructed views and allow for maximum ventilation. They also make great additions to bay and bow windows.
Bay
Double-pane windows are a great investment that saves on energy costs. They also add to your home’s resale value and reduce noise levels.
A spacer between the two glass panes traps argon gas and creates an energy-efficient barrier that regulates heat transfer and minimizes temperature loss. This makes double-pane windows a smart choice for any home.
Window prices vary based on frame material, size and style. Choosing a higher-quality option will cost more. Aluminum double-pane windows are affordable and durable, while fiberglass and composite frames offer more insulation.
Bow
Bow windows provide a stylish addition to your home’s exterior. They combine double hung or picture window panels into a graceful curve that extends outward from your living room or great room.
They’re an excellent choice for those who want to add curb appeal and increase their home’s value. These windows can also reduce noise, insulate well, and save energy. Triple-pane options are available, but they come at a premium. They feature three panes of glass with spaces filled with argon gas to enhance insulation and reduce heat transfer.
Transom
Transom windows are a great way to add light and design interest into rooms where there may not be enough space for an actual window. They often come in rectangular shapes but they are also available as arched or radius-top styles to add a more unique touch to your home or building.
Transom windows are best installed during new construction when it is easier to ensure that the framing will allow for them. However, they can be added to existing walls as well, though it may require widening the opening in order to accommodate the window.
Vertical Sliding
Vertical sliding windows feature sashes that slide horizontally and can be opened from the left or right to let fresh air into your home. They also offer a sleek exterior and interior look.
These windows are a great option for homes with limited space. They can be used as a stand-alone window or included in bay and bow windows. They provide ample light and are highly energy-efficient. These windows are available in aluminum and uPVC frames. They come with screens and hardware as well.
Aluminum
Double pane windows are an excellent choice to help you save energy. Unlike single pane windows, they prevent the transfer of cold air into your home. They also keep out unwanted noise pollution.
They are available in a wide variety of styles to compliment your home. Today’s double pane windows have argon gas between the two glass panes which makes them extremely energy efficient. These features will lower your energy bills and give you a comfortable home.