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: Glazing a window at the Vermont College of Fine Arts in 2014. Photo: Jeb Wallace-Brodeur. Christopher Pratt I began repairing windows in Portland Oregon in 2007. It was good work, but climate change was steering people toward energy efficient replacement windows that didn’t require storm windows. I was about to […] WindowDressers Insulating Window Inserts are built at Community Workshops across Maine and Vermont. Typically, a rotating crew of 10-12 volunteers per half-day shift come together to assemble the inserts over several days. No special skills are necessary and every simple job is taught on-site by our experienced volunteers. Below is the schedule for Vermont locations: […] Windows in Double Wall Construction By Michael Goetinck There is a lot of information about window performance and how it can affect the R-value of the wall assembly, but it boils down to a few things: As soon as you add windows to a wall assembly the performance normally goes down. The more windows you […] Energy-efficient windows provide space heating and lighting to this sunny kitchen. The windows in your house let in light and air if they’re operable, but they can also be weak spots in your home’s thermal envelope. When replacing windows, purchase the most energy-efficient windows you can afford, because they will pay for themselves over their […] By Bob Walker, Sustainable Energy Resource Group Roy Prochorchik installs inside storm window Replacing windows might well be on the list of to-do’s for folks doing a ‘deep energy retrofit,’ where you are trying to make very deep savings at much higher costs with much longer paybacks. If your goals are to reach […] |
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