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Replacement windows, which first appeared in the American market in the 1960’s, presently enjoy approximately 60% of the  window market. On average, six out of ten homeowners who opt for home replacement windows choose to install vinyl home replacement windows, rather than wood replacement windows or fiberglass replacement windows.

The question is why? What is it about vinyl replacement windows that make most homeowners choose for them when looking at home window replacement?

The immediate and easy answer is cost. Vinyl home replacement window prices are consistently far lower than wood home replacement window costs. Costs for fiberglass replacement windows are closer to those to vinyl home replacement windows, but in most marketplaces, vinyl home replacement windows are far more available and easier for the homeowner to consider. Price and accessibility are two all important points of distinction between vinyl  replacement windows and all other types of replacement window.

When it comes to replacement windows, the factors that make vinyl replacement windows so appealing include:

Easy maintenance,  Vinyl replacement windows never need to be painted or stained. Their composition offers up consistent color, consistent throughout the product. That means that if your window sills are scratched, nicked, or otherwise damaged, the marks won’t show! Additionally, the color in vinyl replacement windows is durable — not prone to fading in the sun, nor being ‘washed out’ in humid, moist environments.

Cleaning vinyl replacement windows is as simple as can be. Tilt in design features allow for homeowners to enjoy sparkling windows without having to drag out the ladder, pail, and hose! Vinyl replacement windows boast smooth surfaces, which easily wipe clean and don’t ‘trap’ dirt and debris the way older wooden windows often do.

Durability,  Nothing bothers innovative vinyl replacement windows. They’re impervious to weather: rain, snow, sleet, ice, fog, and wind can do their worst without damaging the integrity of vinyl replacement windows. They don’t rust, they don’t rot, and with the addition of ultraviolet inhibitors, they don’t warp, blister, and crack in the sun. Termites, carpenter ants, and other destructive insects don’t find anything appealing about vinyl windows — great news for the homeowner!

Quality home replacement windows can last for decades, offering the homeowner enhanced energy efficiency, comfort, and an improved home appearance for as long as they own their home.

Energy Efficiency,  Vinyl home replacement windows are masterpieces of thermal window technology. Vinyl acts as a natural insulating material in the window framing, augmented by the energy efficiency offered by double or triple pane glass windows, insulated by invisible pockets of inert gas and low e coatings.

Customization,  Vinyl offers homeowners the ultimate in design flexibility. Every shape, style, and size of window can be made with vinyl framing, from the standard double-hung to the one-of-a-kind unique design. That flexibility extends to the window grids and panes, all of which can be altered to best reflect the home’s style and the homeowner’s vision. Vinyl home replacement windows can be delivered in any of a whole rainbow of custom colors.

Vinyl Window Grades

Vinyl Replacement windows are sold in many different grades.They start at a "Do it yourself" (DIY) grade.
These we have all seen at the big box store’s.They are made out of hollow vinyl with single strength glass, some have low-e glass but most don’t.

The mid grade Replacement Window can be called a builder’s grade.These are often  sold by carpenters and handy men.They will have low-e glass, double-pane, some will have reinforcement in the frames but most will not.

The Best Replacement Window grade are sold only through Vinyl  replacement window dealer’s.

At The Proven Professionals LLC, you will find that they have the best vinyl replacement window on the market today. 

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