Marvin Fiberglass Windows

Install the Best Replacement Windows on the Market From a Trusted Name: Infinity Fiberglass Windows by Marvin

If you're interested in replacement windows for your home, it's essential that you get the best products to provide the appearance and energy efficiency you need. That's why the local experts at Global Home Improvement work with Marvin Windows, and industry leader in quality replacement window products.

If you're looking to replace or upgrade your home's windows, give us a call today at 1-855-960-5401 or contact us online to learn more about how we can help you! We offer free estimates on all our window installation services in Jersey City, Woodbridge, Allentown and the nearby areas.

Benefits of Marvin Windows

Marvin's innovations and quality when it comes to home windows are second to none. With their Ultrex Fiberglass material, the Infinity line of windows is up to eight times stronger than vinyl and 3.5 times stronger than wood or vinyl composites. Fiberglass makes for an incredible window material, with soaring advantages over other options:

• STRENGTH:Ultrex Fiberglass is 8X stronger than vinyl and 3.5X Stronger than Wood/Vinyl Composites
• DURABILITY: Acrylic finish gives smooth and long lasting finish
• UV RESISTANCE: Ultrex resists UV degradation 5x longer than vinyl
• GREEN: Ultrex requires 39% less energy to produce than vinyl and with LoĒ³-366, light and visibility are maximized, while up to 95% of the sun's damaging UV rays are blocked
• APPEARANCE: Ultrex has narrow sash and frame dimensions and traditional looking lines and profiles. Vinyl can be bulky and boxy with unsightly welded corners
• WARRANTY: Manufactured and guaranteed to last a lifetime!

Why Choose Global Home Improvement for Fiberglass Windows?

When customers choose Marvin Fiberglass windows, they are not only receiving new windows that are aesthetically beautiful, windows that can make a room stand out like it never has before, but they are also receiving and reaping the benefits of energy efficient windows thanks to the different options of glass to choose from. With energy costs constantly fluctuating, it may be more important now than ever to invest in Energy Efficient Windows such as Fiberglass Windows from Marvin.

Energy Efficient Glass Options

Fiberglass windows are rapidly rising in popularity due to their incredible energy efficiency. Not only are the materials better for the environment than other designs, but the different types of glass available can also improve the efficiency of fiberglass.

Low E II glass, for example, reflects heat away from the building-keeping the building comfortable all year long. Other options, like LoĒ³-366 windows, offer excellent visibility while blocking up to 95 percent of the sun's heat and radiation. Fiberglass is also an excellent option for those concerned with the environment as its production requires far less energy.

Fiberglass vs. Wood and Vinyl

While wood is known for its beauty and vinyl is popular for its price, the advantages of fiberglass are truly compelling and outpace the competition in almost every way that matters. In antique and historic homes, it's never a bad idea to attempt to preserve wood windows. The problem with wood windows, however, is they're notorious for being high maintenance. Wood windows require a lot of work and upkeep to make sure they're functioning correctly and to prevent rotting, drying and cracking.

Vinyl, a versatile and inexpensive material, may not withstand harsh temperature shifts. Known for shrinking in cold weather and expanding to the point of cracking during hot summers, vinyl might be cheaper, but its inability to be repaired can lead to replacement costs. Aside from not being repairable, vinyl also can't be painted.

Fiberglass is not only immune to the issues of wood, but it can be both repaired and painted several times over, making it a versatile and reliable material for windows. Because it can respond well to temperature changes, it can last longer and keep the outside elements where they belong.

Infinity EverWood Finish

Many people are unsure what to think when they hear about fiberglass windows. Everyone knows what both vinyl and wood look like, so when it comes to a new material, it's understandable for some to be skeptical. But with the variety of paint and finishes available, fiberglass windows can fit just about any style.

With the Infinity Everwood Finish, it's hard to find a reason to go with any other window design. This finish incorporates paint that mimics wood, right down to the very texture. In addition, it helps homeowners avoid the issues posed by wood. The Infinity Everwood Finish is the perfect combination of aesthetics and long-lasting durability.

Infinity Fiberglass Window Types

Fiberglass is an incredibly versatile material allowing for architectural and design freedom without compromising structural integrity or function. Classic, double hung-style windows are available in an array of different finishes and glass options. For those interested in something more striking, Infinity Picture and Polygon windows can breathe a sense of modernistic style into a home while retaining all the advantages of fiberglass.

Gliding windows, which are free from older-style track systems that can get dirty and gummed up, are also great options for commercial and residential buildings. These windows have some of the best seals against both air and water, so there's no need to be concerned about drafts or leaks.

Infinity Lifetime Warranty

With more 100 years in the business, Marvin Windows has been a trusted name, and the company's line of Infinity Fiberglass Windows is no exception. If incredible energy efficiency, versatile finish and style options aren't enough, Infinity Fiberglass Windows also come with a Limited Lifetime Warranty! With easy maintenance, durable construction and resistance against harsh temperature shifts, these windows are excellent fits for any home.

For more information about Marvin Fiberglass Windows, give us a call at 1-855-960-5401!

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