Harrelson's Home Improvement: Windows

Replacement• New Construction

ENERGY STAR® windows • Low-E glass
Replace broken or "cloudy glass" in existing windows
Replace torn screens in your windows & doors

We are the local dealer for both Gorell and Simonton Windows & Doors. We install in new homes or retrofit to upgrade existing homes. We also sell to contractors and DIY and you can install. Storm windows and doors available. We carry Atrium and Silverline windows too.

If your existing windowpanes are broken or have "cloudy glass" - we can replace the insulated glass panels in your windows. Cloudy glass means the seal has failed so there is no insulation in your window - we can save you money on your electric bill by replacing the IG. Double glazed, argon filled and Low-E glass available. We can also replace torn screens or make new custom screens to fit your windows. Please call or visit our Glass & Window Warehouse for details.	From this	To this

See Energy Star website for details on qualifying for tax incentives

Gorell is the first window manufacturer in the country to receive ENERGY STAR® "Sustained Excellence Award" by the U.S. Department of Energy and the EPA for its continued leadership in protecting the environment through energy efficiency. Gorell has won ENERGY STAR® “Partner of the Year” for the seventh year in 2010 - the only window manufacturer to win the award 7 consecutive years. www.gorell.com

The Armor Glass® Plus windows from Gorell are designed to keep out intruders and offer superior protection during storms, as well as being super energy efficient and keeping out noise. As seen on It Takes a Thief.

Our Simonton line of windows featuring Prism by Simonton Bronze series are ENERGY STAR® windows with Low-E glass. Click here for Simonton windows that qualify for Energy Tax Credits. Simonton now offers LoE-³-366® - an advanced, spectrally selective glass that is available on premium Simonton products as part of a thermally superior, energy-efficient glass package.

ENERGY STAR® guidelines U-factor and Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC) U-factor is the amount of heat transferred through a material. The lower the U-factor, the slower the rate of heat flow and the better the insulating quality. SHGC refers to the amount of heat from the sun that windows and doors allow into the home. The lower the number, the greater the ability to reduce the amount of heat absorbed into the home