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byAlma Abell
If the windows in your home have seen better days, chances are that it is time to replace them with energy efficient options, which can help to reduce the cooling and heating bills of your home, while adding curb appeal and value to your entire home. However, the selection process for a new Window in Tucson can be a bit complicated and require that a number of factors be considered such as features, materials and styles. Also, since new windows are a significant investment, and the windows you select can last for up to 20 years, it is essential that you do some research prior to making your decision.
Window Styles
What type of Window in Tucson fits you and your home best? There are four basic options to choose from:
* Double or single hung windows: These are the most common option and found in most homes.
* Casement windows: These typically consist of a large slash hinged vertically and opens in an outward motion.
* Awning windows: This type of window has a hinge at the top and can be opened by tilting it out from the base.
* Slider windows: This type of window opens by sliding side to side.
Sash and Frame Materials
After determining the style of window you want, you will have to consider the material that the window is made from. The most common materials used today include vinyl and wood. However, there other options, such as aluminum and wood clad.
The Window Glass
The next step is to select the type of glass for your windows. In addition to choosing single, double, triple or quadruple glass, you will also have to decide the distance that is between each of the panes. It is important to note that the insulation is not increased by the number of panes in your glass, but rather the distance between them.
Purchasing new windows requires a good amount of consideration. Since you will likely not be making this purchase again any time in the near future, you should be sure you like the quality. For more information regarding this purchase Click Here.
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