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Labeling on windows and doors can be confusing. Green window, energy star certification, LEED credit eligible - what does it all mean? We can help you understand the importance of each and every item on the label, from NFRC condensation resistance to the NFRC U-factor Rating . The Window Place, a woman owned contractor, has almost fifty years experience in satisfying our customers and providing high quality windows and doors at a reasonable cost. Together we can make a choice that brings beauty and energy efficiency into your home or business at a price you can afford.
Understand the Importance of NFRC Window Rating
The National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC) label helps you determine how well a window will cool or warm your building, eliminate drafts, and prevent condensation. All this valuable data appears on one small label. This is important information, but labels can be very confusing. The Window Place, a woman owned contractor, has expertise to help you pull out that important information you need to make a good choice. We can help you figure out just what each NFRC window rating means, and what numbers are right for your specific needs. This can mean the difference in a cozy, inviting room and a drafty area you want to avoid.
What is NFRC Condensation Resistance?
This value measures how well your windows can resist water condensing on its inside surface. Eliminating or preventing condensation helps prevent humid rooms, and damage to woodwork and walls. When this important NFRC window rating has a higher value, the windows are better at preventing condensation. The Window Place can help you understand the importance of NFRC Condensation Resistance ratings, which range from 0 to 100, in making the right purchase.
