Stimulus Package Offers Up to $1,500

Our windows and doors aren’t just tough – they help you save energy. All standard Integrity from Marvin products already meet or exceed federal ENERGY STAR guidelines. Now, you may qualify for a federal tax credit of up to $1,500 under the new stimulus program when you install energy-efficient Integrity from Marvin windows and doors. At Integrity, we’re committed to providing you with durable, high-performance products that bring lasting value to your home. Your Integrity dealer will help you choose the windows and doors that give you the look you desire – and the energy efficiency you need. Whether you’re building new or looking at remodeling with Integrity, there’s never been a better time to purchase durable, energy-efficient windows and doors that are Built to Perform.

Energy Efficiency Made Easy

Always striving to meet the needs of an ever-changing environment, Integrity from Marvin was the first major window and door manufacturer to offer durable Ultrex fiberglass, energy efficient Low E II insulated glass with Argon and ENERGYSTAR qualified performance on all of its standard windows and doors.

Low E II - Low E II features a double metallic coating on the inside glass surface to reflect or absorb the warmth and reduce damaging UV rays. Offers enhanced U-factor and Solar Heat Gain Coefficient.

Things To Know About Energy Efficiency

Understanding these common terms will help you select the right windows and doors.

U-factor - This measures the rate of heat loss and how well a product insulates. The lower the number, the better a product is at keeping heat inside a building. The U-factor is key in the winter months, and important to consider in choosing a window.

Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC) - This measures how well a product blocks heat from the sun. The lower the number, the better. In southern climates or high sun intensity areas, you might actually want to keep the sun’s heat out of your house. Windows can help do that.

R-value - This measures resistance to heat loss. Many people are familiar with the R-value because of its use in home insulation. But actually, for windows and doors, U-factor and solar heat gain coefficient are more important measurements.

Design Pressure Rating - The “DP” measures the amount of pressure a door or window will withstand when closed and locked. Each DP rating also establishes other performance factors such as water penetration; air infiltration; structural pressure; forced entry; and operational force. The higher the DP numbers, the better the performance. Look for the certified hallmark of the Window and Door Manufacturers Association.

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Integrity products qualify for $1,500 tax credit