Our windows go WAY beyond normal energy-efficiency. The biggest key is that every window Ameritech Windows installs is a triple-pane window. This is so important because the glass package in your windows is FAR AND AWAY THE MOST IMPORTANT factor in how energy-efficient your replacement windows will be.

This is completely logical when you think about it. Energy mainly escapes from your home through glass, and our triple-pane windows keep your home much more comfortable and energy-efficient than typical windows – even well-known, decent quality brands. For more about the efficiency of our replacement windows, please visit our Energy-Efficient Windows page.

You might notice signs like drafts, difficulty opening or closing, foggy windows, visible damage, or higher energy bills. Some homeowners also choose new windows for a fresh look or to match their neighborhood’s style.

You have various options such as double-hung, casement, sliding, awning, bay, bow, and specialty windows like octagon, half-round, and eyebrow shapes.

Replacement windows are commonly made of plastic, wood, composite, and aluminum, each offering unique looks, durability, and maintenance needs.

The time it takes to install your new products depends on our tailored planning for each home. It varies based on the products chosen and any personalized customizations.

Although there will be some disruption during the installation process, our professional installers work efficiently to minimize inconvenience. They take steps to protect the interior of your home, clean up thoroughly, and ensure a smooth process.

Thin triple-pane windows and traditional triple-pane glass both contribute to increased energy efficiency in windows, albeit through slightly different mechanisms.

Thin Triples: These typically utilize thinner glass panes compared to traditional triple-pane windows. The reduced glass thickness results in lighter windows that are cheaper to manufacture. However, thinner glass may offer less insulation compared to thicker panes.

Traditional Triple Pane: These windows consist of three standard thickness glass panes separated by insulating gas-filled spaces. The increased thickness of the glass provides superior insulation and soundproofing compared to single or double-pane windows.

In terms of energy efficiency, traditional triple-pane windows generally outperform thin triples due to their thicker glass panes. They effectively reduce heat transfer, enhance indoor comfort, and lower energy costs by reducing the need for heating and cooling. Nevertheless, thin triple-pane windows still offer significant energy savings compared to single or double-pane windows, depending on factors such as climate conditions, building orientation, and architectural design.

Ultimately, the decision between thin triple-pane and traditional triple-pane windows depends on various considerations, including energy efficiency objectives, aesthetic preferences, and desired performance characteristics.

Many of our customers opt not to replace all their windows at once. Instead, you can choose to prioritize based on urgency, budget constraints, or areas of particular concern.

We don’t include blind removal in our services. It’s best to have the company that installed your window treatments handle their removal and reinstallation to avoid any potential damage. However, in some situations, blinds may need to be relocated within the window opening due to particular circumstances.

We don’t handle alarm systems. You’ll need to reach out to your alarm company to arrange for the removal and reinstallation of sensors before your scheduled installation date.

We don’t offer furniture moving services. Ensure there’s three feet of clearance in front of each opening. Also, remove any wall art or sculptures from cabinets near areas of replacement, particularly when siding is being installed.