Energy Star Windows for Oklahoma City Area Residents

Windows USA windows are ENERGY STAR certified for South Central and Southern climate zones. According to ENERGY STAR, “Replacing old windows with ENERGY STAR certified windows lowers household energy bills by an average of up to 13 percent nationwide when replacing single-pane windows. Lower energy consumption also reduces greenhouse gas emissions from power plants and homes.”

Rebates & Tax Incentives

According to the IRS’ Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit program, “if you make qualified energy-efficient improvements to your home after Jan. 1, 2023, you may qualify for a tax credit,” which for windows is set at a maximum of $600 per year and for sliding glass doors is set at $250 per door per year.

Oklahoma follows the IRS Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit program. Utilities like Oklahoma Gas and Electric may offer rebates—up to $350 for ENERGY STAR windows and up to $200 for ENERGY STAR doors. Be sure to review the specific requirements and application details to qualify when the program is active.

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Why Oklahoma City Homeowners Need Windows USA Windows and Sliding Patio Doors!

Oklahoma City’s unique climate demands windows that can handle both hot summers and cold winters. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the Oklahoma City metro average temperatures range from 25 °F to 50 °F in the winter and 68 °F to 93 °F in the summer, although extremes of +10 °F above and –20 °F below those ranges have been recorded. All Windows USA windows have multi-chambered frames and sashes to prevent thermal transfer, plus an innovative sash-interlocking system that creates a continuous seal to resist air and water infiltration beyond industry standards.

Oklahoma City Metropolitan Area Rain and Snow Makes Choosing the Right Windows and Patio Doors Critical

According to the National Centers for Environmental Information, the Oklahoma City area generally receives between 25 in and 60 in of precipitation annually, making it critical that your windows and patio doors are sealed from the elements—Windows USA’s sash-interlocking system, Intercept® Ultra airtight spacer, and strategically placed “weep holes” keep water outside.

Sunlight Strength in the Oklahoma City Metropolitan Area Is an Important Factor in Window Selection!

According to the CDC, the Oklahoma City area—and Oklahoma in general—has an Average Daily Dose of Ultraviolet (UV) light on the higher end of the national scale.

UV Radiation’s Impact on You: Ordinary window glass allows UVA light to enter your home. The Skin Cancer Foundation says UVA rays are a main cause of premature skin aging.

UV Radiation’s Impact on Your Windows and Sliding Patio Doors: Ultraviolet wavelengths can degrade materials, causing cracking, chalking, and color changes. UV light can also damage furniture, fabrics, flooring, artwork, and photos.

Windows USA’s windows and patio doors include a UV inhibitor so the vinyl color won’t fade, flake, or peel—even under extreme conditions. The glass is triple-layer coated to:

• Block more solar gain, reflect heat, and let light stream in
• Outperform tinted glass used in warm climates
• Reject the sun’s heat without spoiling visibility
• Block 95 % of UV rays, protecting your interiors
• Provide superior insulation to keep your home comfortable when it’s cold outside

Proper humidity control via warm-surface glass improves comfort and supports a healthier living environment. Oklahoma City homeowners should also consider window orientation; see the DOE Consumer Guide to Energy-Efficient Windows for details.

The Prevalence of Tornadoes in the Oklahoma City Area Is Another Factor

Oklahoma ranks high for tornado counts. According to the NOAA Storm Prediction Center, various parts of the state have recorded high tornado counts over the past 35 years. No window can withstand a direct hit, but choosing reinforced, dual-pane windows and patio doors can help protect against severe weather.

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Oklahoma Air Quality and How That Impacts Your Choice of Windows and Sliding Patio Doors

According to the EPA Air Quality System, air quality across most of Oklahoma is very good, with occasional particulate spikes in Oklahoma City. Airtight Intercept® Ultra spacers and our sash-interlocking system help keep outdoor pollutants outside.

Noise Exposure for Oklahoma City Residents

The U.S. Department of Transportation noise map shows elevated noise near highways, rail lines, and airports. Argon-filled double-pane glass dampens exterior noise—ideal for Oklahoma City’s bustling neighborhoods.

Our double-pane vinyl windows are designed to provide superior insulation, reducing energy costs and enhancing comfort year-round. Here’s why our windows are perfect for Oklahoma City area homes:

• Energy Efficiency: Argon-filled double panes cut heat transfer, lowering HVAC costs.
• Durability: Vinyl resists warping, cracking, and corrosion—no painting required.
• Noise Reduction: Dual panes block outside noise.
• Enhanced Security: Advanced locking mechanisms add protection.

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Tailored Solutions for Oklahoma City Homes

We offer custom window solutions in Oklahoma City, Norman, Edmond, Yukon, Mustang, Guthrie, Chickasha, and throughout Central Oklahoma. Our team provides personalized service and expert installation.

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Why Replace Your Old Windows?

• Improved Energy Efficiency: Single-pane windows leak heat.
• Increased Home Value: New windows boost curb appeal and resale price.
• Enhanced Comfort: Eliminate drafts and hot- or cold-spots.