Smarter Windows & Doors

08/21/2024

Smarter windows by Kas-Kel at Rice Lumber today!

02/27/2024

We had a Great Time at the LBM Advantage Show last week! It was great to see so many faces at the show this year. Thanks to LBM for inviting us and we look forward to seeing you next year!

11/08/2022

💰 Financial incentives like the federal Residential Energy Efficiency Tax Credit and New York State’s Home Energy Efficiency Programs can significantly reduce the cost of energy upgrades. They all start with an energy audit of your home, and you’ll receive specific recommendations to improve your home’s energy performance. Should the audit show that your windows are costing you money in terms of energy loss, you can use these programs to recoup some of the cost of the upgrade.

📲 Read More Here: https://www.kassonkeller.com/replace-your-windows/

09/29/2022

🏡 Windows allow natural light and nature’s beauty to filter into your home. They impact curb appeal and make small interior spaces feel more open. On those perfect days of spring and fall, you can swing them open to let fresh air flood in. Then, when the weather is too hot or too cold, you can batten the hatches, so to speak, to keep nasty weather out.

📲 Read More Here: https://www.kassonkeller.com/replace-your-windows/

07/28/2022

Planning for a renovation takes more time than you might expect. New, energy efficient windows improve your home’s resale value, improve home security, and ....

06/14/2022

SHGC
THE SOLAR HEAT GAIN COEFFICIENT
The Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC) measures the solar energy that is transmitted through the window. This measurement is scaled from 0 to 1 and is an indicator of how well the window blocks heat that is caused by sunlight. Again, the lower the number the less solar heat is transferred through the window. According to Energy Star the SHGC values typically range from 0.25 to 0.80.

More About the Label: https://www.kassonkeller.com/nfrc-label/

06/14/2022

Choosing a Window: THE VISIBLE TRANSMITTANCE
The Visible Transmittance rating’s range is from 0 to 1 and measures the light that is permitted through the window. The higher the Visible Transmittance value the better the window allows light to pass through it. According to Energy Star, values generally range from 0.20 to 0.80.

More About the Label: https://www.kassonkeller.com/nfrc-label/

06/07/2022

No risk. All Reward.

We’re so confident in our windows, we offer a lifetime of worry-free operation, backed by one of the best warranties in the industry. No risk, all reward.

Find out more about what we offer at https://www.kassonkeller.com/2022/04/19/unique-window-design/

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✅ Longevity

✅ Security

✅ Energy Savings

Put all of these features together, and you’ve got windows that create value for property managers, homeowners, and business owners. Get in touch with our team for more details on our 2200 High Efficiency Windows.

06/07/2022

Choosing a Window: THE U-FACTOR
The U-factor measures the rate at which heat transfers and is an indicator of how well a window insulates so the lower the U-Factor the better the window insulates. According to Energy Star U-factor values generally range from 0.25 to 1.25.

Find Out more about the NFRC Label on Window Displays: https://www.kassonkeller.com/nfrc-label/

05/17/2022

11/22/2021

If you’re having trouble opening, closing, and/or latching windows, it’s a sign that it may be time to replace them. Several factors could conspire to make windows inoperable, including incorrect installation, an imbalance that is aggravated as time passes, frames that are soft or even swollen from rot and moisture.

Read More: https://www.kassonkeller.com/2021/06/30/signs-you-need-replacement-windows/