AES Installs The Right Windows for your Home Improvement Project

Buying the right windows for home improvement can be a dunting task. Like any specialized area, window technology is constantly changing and these essential home components can be difficult to understand. Before you make your decision and commit to what will likely be a substantial investment, read on and learn. Contact a Consultant Today for your FREE Energy Survey! 800-331-3139 Window Replacement Tips & Resources Selecting new windows and doors isn't easy. Window replacement is not something you do very often and window "technology" continues to change. Even the language used in the window business is not easily understood by most. This section of our website is designed to help you become a more educated consumer so that - when it comes to purchasing windows and doors - you'll be in a position to make smart decisions. Become an educated consumer so that you can make smart decisions about this major investment. You deserve the best value for your hard-earned dollars, and you want windows that you'll never have to replace again. Replacing windows is the perfect time to try something different to give your home a fresh new look. Consider all the various styles, shapes and colors in which windows are now available. Today, window options offer new benefits from enhanced security and protection against damaging UV lights to sound and energy control and new-found comfort for your home. Select ENERGY STAR® qualified windows and doors from a manufacturer that participates in the ENERGY STAR program. With continuously rising energy costs, high-performance products will keep your heating and cooling bills lower - and provide a greater level of comfort for your home DID YOU KNOW... •  Twenty-two percent of the energy expended in the United States is used by homes, costing American households $215 billion. •  If every household in the U.S. replaced their existing double-pane windows with new ENERGY STAR qualified windows, the annual savings would be 45.5 billion kWh/year. That’s enough energy to light every household in Washington, DC for 94 years. •  If each of the 70 million windows—in 3.5 million households—installed this year in America were ENERGY STAR qualified windows instead of non-qualified windows, the total annual savings would be 73.5 million therms per year and 1.36 kWh/year or 3 billion pounds of CO2. The lifetime savings would be 60 billion pounds of CO2. This is the equivalent of removing more than 5.2 million cars from the road for one year.