When upgrading your windows aren’t you looking for the most vinyl and least amount of glass that you can?

No? Then why do so many window manufacturers build their windows with large bulky frames that leave you with glass that looks like it belongs on a submarine?

When looking for replacement windows, consumers are generally looking to achieve a similar result.

• Energy efficiency to improve their Heating and Cooling bill and keep their homes comfortable.
• Upgrade the interior and exterior beauty of their home.
• Improve the operation of windows and doors that may have become worn out and hard to operate.
• Some may also be looking to quiet the interior of their home when moving from single pane to dual pane windows.

At Simonton we know the obvious choice homeowners will make when searching through the many options is a well built window which will achieve all of the above and provide the most daylight and least amount of vinyl possible. As a homeowner you are not searching for window frames, but rather as much view as you can get. That is why we build our DaylightMax windows with the smallest frames along with the most glass that we can give you. The most energy efficient part of the window is a well built glass package. The Insulated Glass Unit (IGU) in a Simonton window will include Double strength glass, Argon gas, Low E Coating and a good quality spacer material. That IGU is then placed into a well built but narrower frame than most all other manufacturers. In fact the DaylightMax window line achieves up to 40% more viewable glass than other brands.

So let the folks at California Energy Consultant Service show you the DaylightMax line of Simonton windows for your window upgrade and let’s provide you with as much beautiful view as possible. At the same time they will be providing you with an award winning product that is backed with a Double Lifetime Warranty that includes accidental glass breakage. That’s peace of mind that any homeowner would agree on.

By:
Greg Smith

District Sales Manager
Simonton Windows