One of the main reasons people in New Jersey replace the windows in their home is to gain better energy efficiency and lower their utilities. Many things can directly and indirectly impact your heating and cooling bills and replacing your windows is one of the biggest, especially if they’re old and drafty. Installing replacement windows to correct drafts and control light and heat transfer is one of the simplest steps you can take to improve the overall energy efficiency in your home. Naturally, the structural integrity of your home, the insulation levels, the type and condition of your heating system and the shading provided by your landscaping also impact how much fuel you need to keep your home comfortable as the cold weather drives up your New Jersey heating bills.
A Short List of Ways We Work Hard to Save You Money & Increase Your Home’s Energy Efficiency
What Industry Experts Say About Renewal by Andersen of New Jersey Industry Ratings
We’re proud to publish energy efficiency ratings and awards from independent organizations. Our parent company, Andersen Windows, consistently receives industry recognition (like the Energy Star 2013 Partner of the Year Award for Sustained Excellence) for our commitment to excellence.
While some companies only tell you about their glass ratings, we know that the most accurate ratings, and those that affect your comfort – and your heating bills — consider all components: frame materials, glass and design.
Many frame materials – vinyl, wood and composites – provide insulating properties that impact energy-efficiency. Our exclusive composite material, Fibrex, outperforms other framing materials in several ways. Fibrex offers superior protection against mildew, rot and decay like vinyl, but it has the strength of wood and won’t warp or sag or expand and contract like vinyl.
Based on U-Factor and SHGC comparisons with clear glass and non-metal frame window configurations, Renewal by Andersen windows:
The exact energy-efficiency increase realized for each Renewal by Andersen of New Jersey replacement window depends on the window size, which Low-E glass option you choose, the window style, and external factors – such as landscaping, the overall condition of your home and the age and performance of home heating and air conditioning systems.
Innovation, Technology and Leadership
Since our parent company, the Andersen Corporation, founded Renewal by Andersen, we’ve been committed to “redefining” the industry through research and development. Our scientists and design teams deploy the most advanced technology and materials available to custom-build the most energy efficient windows for homeowners, while controlling our manufacturing carbon footprint.
Over the years, our products have evolved. Today, our replacement window manufacturing processes utilize better, higher quality frame materials and construction techniques, multi-pane glass configurations and window glazing to increase energy-efficiency. We’ve also partnered with organizations that share our common goals.
Partnerships and Recognition:
Performance and Savings
Low-E glass allows homeowners to save money on heating and air conditioning bills. Compared to a standard dual-pane window design, Renewal by Andersen Low-E glass options provide greater control over heat and cold transfer.
If your home gets plenty of direct sunlight, options like Low-E4 Sun and Low-E4 SmartSun options provide even more protection and light control. Coated Sun glass allows about half as much heat through the glass as our High-Performance Low-E4 glass panes, which drastically reduces summer utility bills. And in the winter, you’ll find our beautiful, built-to-last-for-the-life-of-your-home replacement windows provide insulation equal to or better than your walls.
If you’re looking for ways to lower your utility bills this winter, we can help. Please give us a call at (866) 609-5033 to schedule an in-home inspection and no-obligation consultation with one of our professional window consultants. We’ll tell you more about our replacement windows and doors and help you decide which styles are best for your home. You can also fill in the short form on this page for more information.