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Gail Peterson

9 years ago

Picture Windows Improve Your View

Renewal by Andersen® of Rochester is your exclusive local source for beautifully crafted Renewal by Andersen picture replacement windows in Rochester, MN and the surrounding areas. Picture windows offer homeowners the chance to essentially frame the outdoors, creating an expansive view of your surroundings without an obstruction from a frame. That same unobstructed view also helps to bring in more natural sunlight into your home, which has many benefits to your daily life.

Big Glass, with Big Energy Savings

Even with such a large glass area a Renewal by Andersen picture window is among the most energy efficient windows you can install in your home. All of our replacement windows in Rochester, MN and the surrounding areas are available with High-Performance™ Low-E4® thermal glass, which creates a window that deliver exceptional thermal performance. Here is a look at the energy saving advantages of turning to Renewal by Andersen for your new picture windows:

High Performance™ Low-E4® glass is 45% more energy efficient in summer

and 56% more energy efficient in winter as compared to ordinary dual panel glass.

High Performance™ Low-E4® SmartSun™ glass is 70% more energy efficient in summer and 45% more energy efficient in winter as compared to ordinary dual panel glass.*

SmartSun™ also features an innovative coating that, when activated by sunlight, helps reduce water spots by 99%,* making your view better and cleaning easier, which is important for picture windows. *Exterior only, when activated by sunlight.

FREE Estimate on Picture Windows for Rochester, MN Area Homes

You can request a free window or door consultation and receive additional information about our products by calling 507-281-9634. Call today to schedule a free in-home consultation with our experienced design consultants.

*Values are based on comparison of Renewal by Andersen® double-hung inserted window SHGC to the SHGC for clear dual pane glass non-metal frame default values from the 2006 and 2009 International Energy Conservation Code.