Simonton Replacement Windows and Doors
Don't just keep up with the Joneses. Make them move out of the neighborhood.
The Joneses will be playing catch-up from now on. Because Simonton Impressions® windows and doors offer breathtaking styles, one-of-a-kind options and unique features that will make you the envy of your block.
Simonton Windows meet Energy Star Guidelines
Choose Simonton Impressions® windows and doors and be rewarded with energy savings that are good for your wallet and the environment. Not to mention legendary Simonton beauty that will make the neighbors green with envy. Simonton Impressions® windows and doors have features that maximize thermal performance all year and can be ordered to meet ENERGY STAR® guidelines in every area of the country.
Simonton Windows and Doors FAQ’s
What is Low E/Argon-filled glass, and how does it work?
Low E (Emissivity) Glass is glass with a transparent metallic oxide coating applied onto or into a glass surface. The coating allows short-wave energy to pass through but reflects long-wave infrared energy, improving the U-Value.
Argon Gas is an odorless, colorless, tasteless, non-toxic gas that is six times more dense than air. It is used to replace air between the glass panes to reduce temperature transfer.
What does it mean that Simonton’s windows and doors pass AAMA and NFRC tests?
All Simonton products are certified to meet or exceed industry standards set forth by the American Architectural Manufacturers Association (AAMA), and the National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC). Select the link of your choice to learn more about each organization's standards and testing procedures.
How does insulating glass improve the quality of Simonton's windows and doors?
Insulating glass improves the quality of Simonton windows and doors by:
- Improving the performance of the U and R values of your new windows and doors
- Reducing condensation
- Helping keep the heat in and cold out during winter
- Helping keep the heat out and the cold in during summer
How do Simonton windows compare with other windows within the building industry?
Simonton windows are rated among the highest in the industry, and they offer outstanding energy efficiency and value. We are proud to note Simonton Windows products were rated #1 in Quality by small and large builders across the United States, according to the "1998 Brand Use Study" conducted by Builder magazine.
How do vinyl windows compare with windows made from other materials, such as wood and aluminum?
The performance and longevity of vinyl windows compare very favorably to those of other building materials, and vinyl often costs less to produce. Vinyl windows and doors are rapidly capturing a major market share as more builders and homeowners learn about vinyl's outstanding value and economy.
Long-lasting beauty, low maintenance and excellent thermal efficiency ratings give vinyl windows a winning edge over other types of replacement windows. Simonton's vinyl compound is produced with extra levels of UV inhibitors to help withstand harsh weather conditions, and it is recyclable and environmentally friendly. Vinyl won't pit or peel over time with only simple care and cleaning, windows can keep their beautiful appearance for years to come.
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