Premium Basement Window Installation
At Connecticut Cellar Doors we use only Low Emissivity (Low E), Argon gas filled glass for our basement windows and basement window installations. Low E is a thin, transparent layer of metal oxide applied to the glass surface. In warmer temperatures, Low E helps filter unwanted heat and ultraviolet rays from the sun from entering your basement, thereby keeping your basement cooler. In colder temperatures, the Low E coating allows heat rays from the sun to pass through, helping to warm interior temperatures. This means that regardless of the outside temperature, climate or season, Low E glass helps reduce the costs needed to heat or cool your home by using the rays from the sun to your advantage.
Heres what you can expect from a Connecticut Cellar Doors installation
Custom made to fit perfectly
No-maintenance white vinyl with welded seams
Easy sliding operation with locks
Made with Low E glass
Argon Insulating dual glass standard
Dryer Vent option available
Insect screen over sliding panel
Window Wells and Well Covers available also
20 Year glass Warranty
Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval
One day installations, full site cleanup
Professional, high quality workmanship, yet affordable
Licensed and insured. We show up when we say we will
Our basement windows are dual glass standard and filled with argon gas for maximum efficiency.
Argon gas is a colorless, odorless gas found in our atmosphere, Argon is denser than air making it an excellent insulation material. By replacing the air between the two panes of glass with Argon, our windows provide increased insulation for your basement.
Add brightness to your basement with basement windows.
Our basement window installation will bring in air and light, which will make it a comfortable family living area in no time. Our vinyl sliding basement windows are large and have a smooth sliding mechanism with a half screen. In the summer months the sliding screen basement windows can be opened to let air into your basement, freshening that stale air common in basements. Options include; dryer vent openings, privacy glass, slider style, hopper style or deadlight units.
$$$ Get a 10% federal tax credit on new cellar windows! $$$
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