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Evanich said, “When comparing windows, be sure to check a window’s ll-Factor on the NFRC label. A window with a lower CJ-Factor has better insulation properties. (J-Factors run from .01 to .99. In colder climates, a factor of 0.35 or lower is recommended."
Homeowners are increasingly seeking products that not only help reduce their energy consumption, but do so in ah environmentally responsible manner. This means taking into consideration the full product life-cycle, from materials to manufacturing and use to recycling and disposal.
A window’s durability is key to making energy efficient windows an investment for the long term, and avoiding future waste. Evanich suggests shopping for quality windows that are supported by a strong warranty and that shoppers look for long-term value over price. “Saving a few dollars now could mean another replacement project just a few years down the road," said Evanich.
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