Window Shopping Tips
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1. When you eventually purchase windows, the total cost is not going to be an insignificant amount. Windows should be viewed as an investment in your home. Like any investment, you want to make sure you get the best value for your money. Take your time and become informed.
    

2. It is a fundamental economic law that you cannot buy the best quality product at the lowest price. Beware of salespeople that exert a lot of pressure or offer you special savings if you make the decision before you are comfortable.
    

3. All manufacturers that strive for excellence have their windows tested. Ask your window salesperson if the window he is offering you is an National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC) rated unit. Request to see the certification sheet to verify. If the answers are unsatisfactory, consider another product.
    

4. Glass makes up 85% of an average window. Making the right choice about glass will go a long way toward giving you the results you want from your window investment.
    

5. Our windows are your best choice.