Low-E stands for Low Emissivity and is basically a metallic coating applied to a glass surface that reflects and re-radiates heat energy into or out of a home depending on weather conditions. Using Low-E is an excellent method of increasing the energy efficiency of a window.
Hurricane windows are impact resistant windows that represent an effective alternative to shutters, as they are better aesthetically and more effective in severe weather conditions and in burglary prevention. Hurricane impact resistant windows are designed to withstand different pressure changes and not break into dangerous shards like a traditional window.
The program provides 100% funding for hard and soft costs associated with the completion of energy efficiency, renewable energy, and/or resiliency projects, including the replacement of regular windows to impact windows.
Impact windows are specifically designed to reduce the solar heat gain in the summer and help retain heat in your home in the colder months.
Installing impact windows protects your valuable interiors from fading and discoloration after repeated exposure to direct sunlight. This is extremely important for us in Florida since we experience direct sunlight all year round..
Not only does impact glass stand up against hurricanes, but properly installed storm windows provide the highest level of protection to your home and it’s interior valuables— year-round.
Since impact windows and doors have many additional benefits, insurance companies will often take this into consideration. The way an insurance company looks at impact windows and doors is as an added layer of protection that is there year-round.
The program provides 100% funding for hard and soft costs associated with the completion of energy efficiency, renewable energy, and/or resiliency projects, including the replacement of regular windows to impact windows.
