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Energy Efficiency

Your home is less energy efficient than you think.

Your heat is running, but there still feels like there is a chill in some rooms. Or the temperature setting for the heat looks correct, but you still have to bundle up to stay warm. If you recognize these problems, you aren’t alone.

Inefficient Older Homes

The exterior walls of older homes tend to be filled with tiny gaps, especially around windows and doors. These are caused by ongoing wear and tear, as well as misalignment due to structural ‘settling.’ If you were to put all those small holes together, they’d add up to one surprisingly large hole!

Newer homes have different issues.

Modern local building codes set specific standards and requirements for residential homes, including energy efficiency. But to reduce costs and increase profit, many home builders today ‘do the bare minimum’ to technically comply with building codes, then call it a day. When installing new windows and doors for both older and newer homes, North Georgia doesn’t consider a job complete unless we exceed those basic standards in every way. Homeowners who meet with us quickly realize that we operate at a higher level than the vast majority of contractors out there.

Obsessed with Energy Efficiency

Yes, we may be a little obsessed with home energy efficiency. But between your family’s year-round comfort, the optimal functioning and longevity of your HVAC system, and the very idea of wasting money each time you pay your power bill, we get satisfaction out of knowing that our ‘obsession’ benefits everyone who chooses us.

improving your home’s energy efficiency

1. Get a Home Energy Audit. Experts will do a highly detailed inspection of every part of your home. You may be surprised at the issues they discover – which you’ve been paying for in wasted energy costs all these years. You’ll be supplied with a comprehensive report, listing all the problem areas that should be addressed. 

2. Look at Insulation Options. There are several types of insulation that make a huge difference in home energy efficiency. The most common area to add insulation is in the attic, but insulation can also be added to basements and inside the exterior walls of your home. Ask your insulation expert what's best for your home.

3. Install Infinity® from Marvin Windows. Infinity windows and doors are made from Ultrex fiberglass - a pultruded fiberglass material so strong and durable it is superior to other window materials

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Infinity's From Marvin Ultrex® Fiberglass Windows Have:

  • The lowest thermal expansion rate, which keeps the window weathertight, reducing the risk of seal failures and air leakage.
  • Infinity products incorporate the details of traditional wood windows without the maintenance.
  • The superior strength of Ultrex® fiberglass allows for a narrower profile giving you more daylight and better views. Ultrex's® patented, mechanically bonded inline acrylic finish is up to 3x thicker than competitive finishes, providing superior resistance to discoloring, scratching, and denting.
  • With Infinity's Limited Lifetime Warranty you'll have peace of mind.

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