There Are Several Elements That Work Together To Keep Your Home’s Energy Efficiency At Its Best – This Concept Is Your “House As A System”.
Although separate from each other, your windows, doors, heating or cooling system, insulation, ventilation, and siding make your house operate as a system. One component always affects another, and can mean the difference between a high or low energy bill. In order to keep your home operating at peak efficiency, ensure all of these potential energy wasters are up to date, properly installed, and designed to work for the size of your home.
Windows & Doors
- Well-sealed windows and doors eliminate drafts
- LoE glass reflects heat back to its source, keeping your home cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter
- Provides insulation for the openings in your home’s walls, where most energy is lost
- Year-round savings and comfort
Heating & Air Conditioning
- A high-efficiency system optimizes dollars spent on utility bills
- Keeps fresh, clean air circulating
- Allows your home to maintain an even, comfortable temperature
Insulation
- Better insulation means less air leakage
- Stops your heating or cooling system from working overtime
- Allows for maximum energy savings and comfort
Ventilation
- Proper air circulation means a cleaner, fresher home
- Controlled humidity levels create a comfortable, clean living environment
- Stop uncontrolled air leakage and improve controlled air intake and extraction with proper ventilation
Siding
- Protects your home from the elements
- Provides your home with a sealed envelope
We are your certified Window Geeks
Centra Windows is not only the manufacturer but also the installer of its product, which enables us to offer a full warranty, eliminating any confusion between product performance and installation. We view the house as a system and understand how each of the elements must work correctly to maximize the comfort and energy efficiency of your home. Contact our local Employee Owners at 1-888-534-3333 or send us an email at info@centra.ca for more information about this topic and many more. You can also sign up for our biweekly newsletter, providing all the tips and tricks about the window industry.