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Window Replacement and Installation in Massachusetts
Need new windows but unsure of where to start? Home window replacements don’t have to be dreaded tasks with Northeast Home & Energy. We have decades of experience in window replacements in Massachusetts, so you can trust us to deliver the results your home needs.
Replacement Window Installation In Massachusetts
Take a look at our window replacement options, including vinyl and wood windows from Harvey and Andersen.
Are you looking for suitable replacement windows for your Massachusetts home? Need new window installations for a recent build? We’ve got you covered.
You can count on our knowledgeable team to recommend and deliver the best window solutions, from Low-E glass to Energy Star windows, to keep your home comfortable year round. We carry windows and window accessories from top U.S. manufacturers, so you know you’ll get high-quality products when you work with us.
Professional installation services are essential for preventing air and water from leaking around the window frames, even with energy-efficient windows. The window specialists at Northeast Home & Energy can ensure that your window installation is done correctly to provide years of trouble-free service. Contact our top-notch window installers for a free estimate.
Your home and tastes are unique. When the time comes to replace your old windows, Northeast Home & Energy can help you find windows that match your home’s style as well as your budget.
We can also custom fit windows to almost any opening with a variety of window styles, including energy-efficient windows. We are a family-run business with a strong reputation for honesty and customer service.
Harvey Windows is a reputable manufacturer known for producing high-quality windows for residential and commercial properties. With a focus on innovation and energy efficiency, their windows are designed to provide excellent insulation and reduce energy costs. Harvey Windows offers a wide range of styles and customizable options to meet the unique needs and preferences of their customers.
Andersen Windows is a renowned and trusted brand in the window industry, with a rich history dating back to 1903. They specialize in manufacturing high-quality, energy-efficient windows for residential and commercial properties. Known for their innovative designs and durable construction, Andersen Windows offers a wide range of styles, materials, and customization options to suit various architectural needs.
Our mission is to ensure your Massachusetts window replacement goes smoothly so that you can get the long-lasting results you want. We can install various window styles to match your existing architecture or create a whole new look.
Double Hung Windows
Double hung windows are named as such because both the lower and upper panes can open for ventilation. They are one of the most common window types and many tilt inward, making it easy for homeowners to clean the exterior window.
Bay or Bow Windows
Bay and bow windows are typically a conglomeration of three or more windows that project out from your home. They accentuate the view by dividing it into three window panes. They also bring in more light and make the room appear larger. The panes that comprise bay or bow windows can even be constructed from other window types, such as casement or single hung windows.
Casement Windows
Casement windows are hinged on one end and can be swung outward to provide ventilation. Casement windows are very energy-efficient compared to sliding windows, because they seal tightly when closed. They can open left to right or vertically, depending on the opening.
Picture Windows
Picture windows are large windows that offer a wide, picture-like view of the world. A picture window may offer a single pane of glass, or it may be broken down into several panes. They are fixed and are designed to let in plenty of light.
Awning Window
Awning windows tilt out from the bottom. When open, the window itself forms an awning, protecting the opening from rain.
Windows are often the first features that people notice about your home, but they do more than improve the look of it. They are your viewport upon the world and help to keep your home cool in the summer and warm in the winter.
Your windows may also be a source of energy loss in your home. The average home may lose up to 30% of its heating and cooling energy through leaky windows and doors.
Installing new, efficient windows for your home may prevent heat loss and air leakage, and ultimately help you save money on your energy bills. Having your window replacement service done by a trusted professional can reduce future window replacement cost as well.
Northeast Home & Energy specializes in the sales and installation of Low-E glass replacement windows in MA – the best option for reducing energy loss in your home.
Energy may escape through a window’s frame or glass. The frame may be made of wood, aluminum, or composite material. Glass has a greater surface area, resulting in a greater source of energy loss and highlighting the need for more energy-efficient windows. Low-E is coated with a thin layer of metal-oxide film. The Low-E glass coating reduces the amount of ultraviolet (UV) light, infrared light, and heat that escapes from your home without reducing the amount of light entering. This helps to keep the temperature inside your home consistent, reducing your heating and cooling bills.
Low-E glass comes in two varieties:
Hard Low-E coating – This coating is applied during the manufacturing process, producing a more durable or hard bond.
Soft Low-E coating – This coating is applied to pre-cut glass. While soft coat glass is more delicate than hard Low-E glass, it’s also more energy-efficient.
Energy Star Windows
All Energy Star windows come with a label providing an energy performance rating from the National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC). In addition, the label provides the following information:
- U-value: Resistance to heat flow
- Solar heat gain coefficient: Amount of solar radiation emitted
- Visible transmittance: Transmission of visible light
In addition to Low-E glass, argon-filled glass can make your home more energy-efficient. Argon is a non-toxic, odorless gas sealed between the panes of glass. This provides a layer of insulation, further increasing energy efficiency.
Whatever energy-efficient option you choose, it’s best to let a professional handle the installation for the best results.
Are you experiencing drafts, abnormal noises, water damage, or warping around your windows? It might be time to replace them.
At Northeast Home & Energy, we’re proud to be your one-stop shop for all things windows and doors, providing superior products and efficient installation services. Contact us to discuss your window replacement needs, and our team will help you set up an appointment that fits your busy schedule.
Looking for window replacement services near you? Our experts are here to help. You can count on the team at Northeast Home & Energy for a safe, smooth installation at any time.
Fill out our online form to request a free quote, or send us a message for more information about our products and services.
What are my options for replacement windows?
When it comes to replacement windows, you have plenty of great options! You can choose from materials like vinyl, wood, or fiberglass, each offering different styles and energy efficiency features. Brands like Harvey and Andersen provide a variety of customizable choices, so you can find the perfect windows that fit your home’s look and your needs. For more details, be sure to check out our guide on replacement windows!
How often should I get new windows installed in my home?
You should think about getting new windows when you start noticing things like rising energy bills, drafts, or visible damage. Typically, windows last around 15 to 30 years, so it’s a good idea to check their condition every few years. For a deeper dive into the signs that indicate your home may need new windows, check out our article on the top indicators for window replacement.
Can I improve the efficiency of my current windows without replacing them?
Absolutely! You can boost the efficiency of your existing windows by sealing air leaks with caulk and weather stripping, adding thermal curtains, or installing window inserts. These upgrades can enhance comfort and may save you up to 25% on energy bills without the expense of full replacement.
If you want to learn more about boosting your home’s energy efficiency and the benefits of new windows, be sure to check out our 5-step guide to energy-efficient windows. When you’re ready to take the plunge, investing in energy-efficient windows can lead to long-term savings and a cozier home. It’s a decision you won’t regret!
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