Showing posts with label houston replacement windows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label houston replacement windows. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Replacement Window Energy Credit Rebate

What would you do if the Federal Government offered you up to 3 Free Replacement Windows?

That is pretty much the bottom line on the Energy Credit...30% or up to $1500 off in the form of a rebate.

We are absolutely convinced that you need to take advantage of this offer! In addition, you will save an average of 30% on your cooling bill once your windows are replaced. This deal (30% back from Uncle Sam and 30% off of your cooling bill) is as close to a "no-brainer" as you can get!

The program is simple. But don't just take my word on this. Read some of these articles in major newspapers, magazines or other sources:

Article in The Sun Sentinel

Article by The Glass Doctor

Article in AZCentral

The US Glass News Network

Article in The Baltimore Sun

The bottom line is this: Experts are convinced that replacing your windows in your home with replacement windows that have a SHGC of less than .30 and UF of less than .30 along with the Federal Energy Tax Credit will give you one of the best returns on investment. Where else can you have such a significant impact on your quality of life, family safety, energy savings and reduction of carbon footprint in a product that pays for itself?

Find out more in person. Visit us at All-Tex Exteriors and request a personal, in-home evaluation and quote.

Thursday, March 5, 2009

Houston Replacement Windows with Tilt**

What does it mean when Replacement Windows have a Tilt in Feature?



Replacement Windows for your home in either Single Hung or Double Hung designs can have a tilt feature designed in to them. This feature is one of the best inventions ever when it comes to cleaning your windows.

Imagine cleaning your windows from the inside, while keeping the screens on! Even upstairs!!

Simply open the window up about a third of the way, flip the latches and tilt the top of the window towards you. If you have Single Hung windows you will be tilting just the lower sash in. This allows you enough of a reach to clean the top sash too but, you'll probably still have to remove the screen. On Double Hung tilt in windows, you can clean both window sashes without removing the screens!

Visit All-Tex Exteriors to see all your options for Replacement Windows in the Houston, Austin and San Antonio Areas.





Thursday, February 26, 2009

Houston Energy Savings!

Conserve Energy - Save Money!



Hardie Siding


Hardie Siding on your Houston area home can save you money! Your home may be leaking energy. Air that you paid dearly to cool could be escaping right out through the walls.

  • Tearing off old siding will reveal the problems so we can fix them.

  • New vapor barrier, like Tyvek or GreenGuard, with new James Hardie Siding can seal those leaks.

  • HardiSoffit panels with venting help your attic breathe! They help your roof ridge vents work more efficiently.

  • New HardiTrim around your windows and doors will help seal the leaks too!


Cool your house, Not the Neighborhood! Seal up those Leaks!

Replacement Windows and Doors


Old inefficient windows and doors were poorly designed and are costing you about 25% of your energy bill! Single pane glass and aluminum frames with no thermal break are very poor insulators!
Dual Pane Replacement Windows have several benefits:
  • New Windows have 2 panes of Double Strength Glass to insulate your home.

  • Low-E coatings help prevent over 75% of the solar heat gain.

  • Vinyl Frames or Aluminum Frames with a thermal break prevent heat transfer

  • Dual pane windows with Argon Gas help keep heat in during the winter.



When your home's leaks are properly sealed, you spend less money heating and cooling your home. Even your air conditioner will last longer providing even more Return on Your Investment.

When All-Tex does the job for you, you know that your satisfaction is our number one priority. Visit our website to request an appointment before the cooling season gets underway.