Installing New Energy Star Qualified Windows

3/21/2010


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Installing New Energy Star Qualified Windows

Replace your old windows with Energy Star Qualified Windows to save energy and money. Drafts, winter cold and summer heat can cause your money to flow out the window if your windows are not Energy Star qualified.

So save money and help protect the environment by upgrading the doors and windows in your home. New windows and doors will also give your home great curb appeal and added value.

Installing ENERGY STAR Qualified windows with Low E glass in your home can save you an extra $465 a year. Low E glass also prevents fading of fabrics, furniture and flooring by blocking harmful UV rays. Adding heat controlled window film to your windows can reduce cooling costs by up to 50%. For more energy saving tips, visit http://www.homedepot.com/energy

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