Picture Window Replacement in Grand Rapids, MI
Grand Rapids picture windows are stationary windows that create a frame for an unobstructed view, making the natural beauty of the outdoors part of the room’s décor. Picture windows can also be combined with other window types, such as Double Hungs, to achieve an ideal combination of view and
ventilation.
Benefits of Picture Replacement Windows
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Pella Energy Efficiency — most Architect Series® products with energy-saving, argon-filled, Low-E insulating glass meet ENERGY STAR® requirements.
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Easy To Clean — both sash tilt so interior and exterior glass can be easily cleaned from inside your home. LX windows are available with our Steady-Tilt™ wash feature that makes cleaning even easier. The bottom sash tilts in and holds steady — like an oven door. No balancing needed!
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Low Maintenance — Pella's EnduraClad® exteriors are beautifully durable, resist fading, chalking and corrosion to stay looking great for years to come. The wood interior may be painted or stained to match any décor. LX windows feature a wood jambliner — meaning the components are removable to make painting or staining easier.
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Extra Tight Seal — Pella's cam-action locks are designed to increase leverage as the window is closed to assure a superior, weather-tight seal. Performance — DP45-50 is available in all standard sizes for clad exterior units. Wood exterior units are DP40.
10 Year Roofing Guarantee - Rhino Roofing and Construction, LLC offers honest, superior quality, and dependable workmanship backed by our industrial leading 10 year workmanship guarantee.
Energy Savings With Replacement Windows
In
a hot Michigan summer, replacement windows have represented a major source of unwanted heat loss, discomfort, and condensation problems. In recent years, windows have undergone a technological revolution. It is now possible to have lower heat loss, less air leakage, and warmer window surfaces that improve comfort and minimize condensation. The graph below illustrates the significant savings in heating season costs associated with energy efficient windows for a house in a heating-dominated climate. In cold regions, this means that windows are no longer an energy loser to be avoided -- increasing glazing area with high performance windows can have little or no affect on total energy use.
