Q: Why buy Crown Vinyl Windows?
Q: How do I know which options to select with my windows?
A: As you are setting up your window pricing estimate, you will need to make some decisions about features you may want to add. For instance, to save energy you may have your windows made with Energy Star LOW E and filled with Argon gas. Argon is colorless odorless, nonflammable, nontoxic, and above all a safe insert gas heavier than air. Also, you will need to decide whether or not you want clear glass, tinted glass, obscure glass (usually for bathroom windows) and if you want grid in your windows. We also have the option of pattern glass. We have a showroom that displays all of your glass options. You will also need to decide if you are wanting White or Desert Sand. We do offer specialty colors upon request.
Q: Is there a minimum window purchase?
Q: What is tempered and obscured glass?
A: Tempered glass is a type of safety glass made of heat strengthened glass. If the glass is ever broken it will simply crystallize into very small particles, reducing the risk of personal injury or property damage from falling shards of glass. Some states or localities may require tempered glass for windows that are close to the floor. An up charge must be added for windows that require tempered glass. If you know of a window in your home that will require tempered glass, please indicate it when you call or come in for pricing.
Q: How much time will it take to have my windows manufactured and installed?
A: Crown windows are custom manufactured just for the openings of the windows for your home. Therefore, it does take some time to get them ready for installation. Depending on your location, it is usually a matter of weeks before the new windows will be ready to go in. An average home takes one day to completely install the finished windows. Of course this depends on the difficulty of the installation at your home and the number of windows you have.
Q: Why should I replace the windows in my home?
A: You should consider replacing your windows if:
- The windows aren't energy efficient.
- The wood frames are rotting.
- They allow excessive amounts of condensation, fading of furniture and draperies.
- You are tired of painting and staining.
- You are tired of painting and staining.
- You can feel drafts while sitting near your current windows.
