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• The cheapest replacement windows are single pane. That’s one single piece of glass between you and winter. Using single pane windows in the Northeast is like throwing your money out the window every heating season... not to mention the cooling loss in the summer as well.
• If you want faded furniture and more sun exposure, get a low quality window. Better windows have UV and UVA protection built in. It’s called “Low-E Glass” and it protects you and your furniture. It’s not fun getting sunburned on your own couch and having to replace your faded furniture every few years.
• Poorly constructed windows usually don't have welded jambs. This leads to more opportunities for separation between the sash and the window, potentially causing air leaks and more of your hard earned cash to go out the window.
• The quality of the installation is just as important as the grade of the window. When a contractor “cuts corners” on the window installation in order to sell a job at the lowest possible price, you may end up with drafty, leaking windows that don't perform, and cause problems down the road. That’s why we always adhere to GLC moisture control standards.
• Some low grade windows may have “double paned” glass with a pocket of ordinary air insulation between the panes, but that’s not nearly as effective as a gas filled window, insulated with odorless, non-toxic, argon or krypton gas.
• Many cheap windows don't qualify for the federal Energy Star Tax Credit because they just don't meet the the government’s strict Energy Star Guidelines for efficiency.

And those are just some of the reasons why we don't sell lousy windows.
...And we only sell products backed by a strong manufacturer’s warranty.