There are so many details involved with replacement windows inCosta Mesa, CA that some homeowners in the market for new windows get overwhelmed by the options. However, once you have the large decisions out of the way, like what frame material and style you’ll choose, the littler details are fun to decide and also very important. Here are some of the details that will come into play and make a big difference in the options you put together.

The Hardware

The hardware seems like a small thing on a window, but it makes a big difference in how the window looks once it’s installed. It also details how that window functions in opening and closing. Think of the hardware like a finishing touch, a necklace or a statement piece of some kind. It can make the whole window look better and really pop in the overall style of your home. Consider the hardware you have in other parts of the house, like the kitchen cabinets, the door knobs and so on. You might want something similar or at least something that coordinates.

Panes Of Glass

The windows are going to come with at least two panes of glass and it might sound like a small detail to add one more pane of glass, but upgrading to triple pane glass can mean big things for your house. When you get a third pane of glass, there will also be more space between the panes for further air or inert gas insulation. You’ll block even more airflow and also sound from coming into the house. IT makes a difference on your energy bills, your comfort, and your peace and quiet within the home.

Coating Options

Do you really want to put some type of invisible coating on your window panes? Doesn’t that seem strange? It’s such a little detail, some people skip right over it, but in the end, it can become very important to you. The California sun can be very hot and placing an invisible, metallic coating on the glass (called low-E) can block that heat from coming into the house, even though natural light can still get through. No UV rays will make it through, either, so there won’t be any more fading issues within the home.

When you are ready to talk about the details, both large and small, the professionals at California Window & Solar are here to help. Give us a call at (949) 284-7483 and we can answer your questions or set you up with a free consultation to get to the bottom of what your home needs and what your budget can afford. You can visit us in person at 2915 Red Hill Ave Ste B104 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 where we’re happy to show you around, give you a lesson on ratings labels, and start to dream alongside you about what new windows can do for your home. Your home deserves the utmost aesthetics and energy efficiency and new windows can help achieve those goals and then some.