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Energy loss costs you money!
Windows and doors are the single biggest source of home energy loss. As much as 46.8%* of the heat lost from a home is lost from windows and doors. Up to 50% of unwanted heat gain is through windows. At a time when energy costs are a major part of your home budget, becoming more energy efficient is important.
Newpro windows are engineered to keep your home warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer.
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Every replacement window comes with an NFRC energy rating label, and the state of MA requires requires that it be visible on any window presented for sale. Look for this label on all of our NEWPRO replacement windows. Newpro's windows are rated well below the state required .35 U-Value rating for energy efficiency with a .17 U-Value Rating. The lower the U-value, the greater a window's resistance to heat flow and the better its insulating value. It will be hard to find another window with a rating lower than NEWPRO's .17 U-Value. Remember the LOWER the rating THE BETTER the insulation value.
Newpro windows achieve this high level of energy efficiency with the following features:
- Celuca™ frame that reduces heat and cooling loss
- Superior weather stripping and precision design to reduce drafts
- High performance, insulated SuperGlass
- Inert Krypton gas insulation within our triple pane glass package
- SuperSpacers® to reduce radiant heat loss in cold weather, and heat gain in warm weather and to resist condensation
Be sure to look for the NFRC labels and compare when shopping for your replacement windows. For more information on NRFC ratings visit http://nfrc.org/label.aspx and search for a manufacturer’s ratings in the certified products directory.
For more tips and information on saving energy with replacement windows visit the mass.gov site at http://www.mass.gov/Eoca/docs/doer/pub_info/eewind.pdf and http://www1.eere.energy.gov/consumer/tips/windows.html.
*Source - National Society of Heating and Cooling Engineers
