Lower your energy bills and keep your home more comfortable with energy-efficient windows from Window World of Houston. Explore the features that set our windows apart here.
All Window World hurricane impact windows are installed by our team of factory trained specialists.
Hurricane windows are built to withstand severe weather and storms. These windows mitigate water damage, the impact of high speed winds, and damages from flying debris.
To the average observer, it might be hard to tell if you have impact resistant windows. The tell-tale signs can often be found on the glass panes themselves.
Hurricane windows from Window World are built to withstand the impact of category 5 storms with wind speeds exceeding 155mph.
According to tax laws passed as part of the Bipartisan Budget Act in 2018, upgrades to homes and businesses which improve energy efficiency can be eligible for tax credits. The IRS explicitly includes replacement windows which meet Energy Star standards for energy efficiency as a qualifying upgrade.
Window World impact windows can be opened from by sliding either the top or bottom window sash.
Yes, hurricane windows can add value to your home in addition to potentially cutting down on insurance and energy costs.
Both products mitigate damage from storms on their own, but for optimal damage protection, we recommend using hurricane windows and shutters together.
In hurricane-prone areas, Window World recommends utilizing both hurricane windows and hurricane shutters to protect your home during storms.
Yes. Window World of Houston’s Hurricane Windows are rigorously tested for air infiltration levels and water resistance, and must meet or exceed ASTM performance standards.
Because hurricane windows are made out of stronger materials, their initial cost can be more than standard replacement windows.
Yes. Window World Hurricane Impact Windows are not energy efficient but durable as well. Our windows are equipped with a reinforced frame and thick heavy-duty glass to withstand harsh weather and impact-likely environments.