- Upgrading to energy-efficient windows will reduce your annual heating and cooling cost
- Replacing old drafty window will add warmth and comfort to your home
- New windows will add curb-appeal and value to your home
- New windows will be easier to open and operate
- Easier to maintain with no painting required
- Easier to clean using the tilt-in sash
- Double glazed windows lessen or eliminate outside noise
- Current energy saving tax-credits may lower your cost up to $1,500

- We offer a combination of quality and price that makes RiteWindow an excellent value.
- We tell you the price up-front. No pricing games or gimmicks
- We come to your house to show you our window, not for a high pressure sales pitch
- We sell an ENERGYSTAR certified window that qualifies for up to $1,500 in tax-credits
- We back our window and work with a lifetime warranty.
- We employ factory certified installers
- We offer a fuel savings guarantee on both our triple pane and double-pane windows
- We are fully licensed, bonded, and insured
- We offer 6 month no interest financing.
- Rite Window is a Better Business Bureau member in good standing

$4,000 before applying any tax-credit savings. This figure is based on the average home needing 10 windows and typical upgrades like window grids, exterior wraps, etc.

Yes. The energy tax-credit reduces your tax bill or increases the money you get back on your tax return by up to $1,500. All of our windows qualify for the credit. See more on the tax-credit program here.

No. Not every company has a window that qualifies. Their window must have a NFRC U-Factor rating of 0.30 or better. Even if their window is ENERGYSTAR certified it may not meet this standard.

Major gas utilities offers a rebate for installing ENERGYSTAR certified windows. Many larger oil companies do as well. Ask your RiteWindow Representative and energy supplier for details.

Eventually yes. Today's new windows will save you money on your fuel bill, but how soon you reach the break-even point depends on the price you paid for the windows in relation to their energy-efficiency. Even with a highly energy-efficient window it will take over ten years to break-even if you spent $20,000 on the project. Rite Window's U-factor insulation rating of .30 with an average project price of $4,000 means your windows will "pay for themselves" sooner, in approximately 5-to-8 years.

Massachusetts; New Hampshire; Southern Maine; all of Rhode Island.

Check with the Better Business Bureau here. Also state consumer protection agencies can provide our service record, or call Rite Window at 800-639-7000 for written references.

Gorell Windows and Doors headquartered in Indiana PA. (www.gorell.com) Founded in 1947, Gorell has developed many of the design concepts used throughout the industry today. In 2008 Gorell was honored with the ENERGYSTAR® Sustained Excellence Award after being named "EnergyStar Partner of the Year" for the three consecutive years.

Yes. Lifetime on vinyl frames, sashes, and labor. 50-years on seal failure of insulating glass AND glass breakage, including accidental breakage! 50-years on accessories and parts. Warranty is non-prorated and transferable to subsequent owners of your home.

Yes. The 5100 Series double-glazed has a 27% annual fuel savings guarantee. RiteWindows 5100 Series Triple-Pane window carries a 35% fuel savings guarantee.

Yes. Qualified homeowners can take advantage of 6 month no interest financing available through RiteWindow and the General Electric Consumer Finance Division.

No. Years ago this was true. Today with advances in vinyl technology homeowners can choose windows with sleek sculptured frames; woodgrain finishes; diamond grids; beveled, leaded, or stained glass. Ask your RiteWindow Representative for more information. Vinyl has always been the best option for energy efficiency and maintenance-free ownership, and today’s designs are more attractive than ever.

Yes. Each window installed during your project is custom-made to fit the exact size and shape needed for each individual opening in your home.

Your measurements are submitted immediately. Your windows arrive from our manufacturer and are installed within 6-8 weeks.

The average job is completed in one day. More complex projects can take longer, but that is not typical.

Yes. The foreman on each of our crews has years of experience in both carpentry and window replacement. They have also passed a rigorous certification program administered by A.W.D.I. and our manufacturing partner Gorell. All RiteWindow installation teams are licensed, bonded, and insured.

Yes. RiteWindow installs windows year-round including the winter months.

No. Our installers install one window at a time and complete most projects in one day so your home is never exposed to the elements for any extended period of time. In the event of heavy rain or snow we reschedule your installation in a timely manner.

No. Double-hung replacement windows are installed in the existing opening. Except in special situations there is no cutting or damage to your window moldings or walls.

Our installers will need an open work area in front of each window. Move anything that may be in the way; remove all wall decorations close to the windows; take down all window curtains and blinds; disable window security systems. On the outside of your home protect all plantings below each window

We will remove them from your property and properly dispose of them. This service is included in the window price.

A window with two sash frames, an upper and lower, that can slide up and down past each other.

A window hinged on one side so that it swings out or in to open. (Usually by turning a crank)

Like a casement, but the hinge is on top and they tilt out at the bottom.

Bay windows project out from the wall with a center glass section parallel to the wall flanked by two glass panels attached at an angle.

A framed window, usually larger in size, with no method of opening

Low-e glass is short for low-emissivity glass. It’s a very thin coat of material on the glass to make it more energy efficient. Low-E coatings help reflect heat away from the glass surface keeping heat out in the summer and desired heat inside in the winter. Low-e coatings also reduce furniture and carpet fading by lowering the amount of ultraviolet (UV) radiation that enters your home. The RiteWindow 5100 Series window comes with Low-E

Filling the gap between the glass panes with low-conductivity argon gas reduces conductive heat transfer and improves window performance. Argon gas has excellent thermal performance and cost-efficiency in comparison to other gas fills. The RiteWindow 5100 Series comes with an argon gas fill.

ENERGY STAR is a U.S. government program that establishes a standard set of guidelines to recognize the energy efficiency of various products. Over the past 10 years ENERGY STAR guidelines have helped double the efficiency of windows they endorse. All RiteWindow products are ENERGY STAR certified.

NFRC stands for the National Fenestration Rating Council, a program established by the U.S. Dept of Energy to help consumers compare the energy-efficiency of window products. Manufacturers participating in the program are required to label every window with its thermal performance and U-Factor rating. Not all window manufacturers participate because it requires outside third party inspection and extensive product testing. RiteWindow is a participant in the NFRC program.

Look at the U-Factor. The U-factor is the window energy performance rating given by the National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC). U-factor measures how well a window prevents heat from escaping. The lower the U-factor the better its insulating value. U-factor ratings generally range between 0.20 and 1.20. The RiteWindow 5100 Series double-hung has a NFRC labeled U-factor rating of 0.30.

A new federal law mandating lead-safe practices went into effect April 2010. The law requires contractors working on homes built before 1978 be certified by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and follow specific procedures to prevent lead paint contamination. See details here.

Yes. Our management and installation crews have completed EPA lead-safe training, and Rite Window has been fully certified by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). See our certification here.