Q: What is the best way to compare windows?
There is only one reliable way to compare windows and that is by asking for specifications about Energy Star ratings for each window that you are considering. The lower these ratings are the better the window will perform.
Q: What is an Energy Star window?
Energy Star is a window certification program administered by the Federal Government to help you select energy-efficient windows optimized for your climate. A window must meet minimum performance criteria to qualify.
To learn more, visit our guide to Energy Star: https://windowsourceoftherockies.com/energy-saving/
Q: Are tax credits available for windows and doors?
Yes, you may be eligible to receive up to 30% of the purchase price for qualifying windows and patio doors. This is dispersed annually. Here is a link to learn more on how to qualify for these tax credits: https://windowsourceoftherockies.com/energy-saving/
Q: How can The Window Source be so much more affordable than other companies?
The Window Source provides you with extremely affordable prices on premium vinyl windows because of our buying power. Also, our low prices and easy purchasing process allow us to be extremely efficient and pass the savings along to you.
Q: Is the installation as important as the window?
Yes, a window needs to be properly measured and installed to fit the opening and allow adequate space for spray foam insulation. If the new window is not skillfully and properly installed, many issues may affect the integrity of your home.
Q: Is there a cost to remove my old windows?
Yes, there is a disposal/recycling fee based on job size.
Q: Will replacement windows affect the value of my home?
Buying high-quality vinyl Colorado Springs replacement windows is one of the best things you can do to increase both the value of your home as well as the comfort of your home.
Q: Will Energy Star windows lower my utility bills?
Yes, Energy Star windows can deliver around a 30% savings, per the Department of Energy.
Q: Do you charge for processing?
Yes, there is an interchange fee from the issuing bank every time a customer makes a credit/debit card transaction.