Jemison Windows & Doors

Really enjoy the outdoors.

jjemison — Sun, 19 Feb 2012 02:17:02 +0000

The jeld-wen exterior folding door system represents a new concept in patio doors. It combines the style and elegance of traditional french door with the updated benefits and features of a sliding patio door.This exterior door system operates accordian style- each door section folds away for full access to the outdoors. It also opens the home up to spectacular views and increased natural light.

Our folding exterior door systems can accommodate any climate or architectural requirements. In fact, these entry doors complement many home styles from Traditional to Contemporary. Our custom capabilities allow us to create on-of-a-kind door and glass designs. Whether the design is yours or ours, you can be sure your patio doors will be beautifully reliable.

Solar Heat Gain Coefficient

jjemison — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 22:38:18 +0000

With our 366 triple low-e glass extreme reductions of transmitted energy and fading uv rays are achieved. With a solar heat gain of .21 we are are nearly 50% more energy efficient than our competitors. Our energy efficient replacement windows are … Continue reading →

How messy is the installation?

admin — Fri, 04 Feb 2011 16:56:07 +0000

It varies from mild to moderate depending on the type of windows or doors that are being replaced. There is always dust and noise but we keep both to minimum. We work in one area and our crews use vacuum … Continue reading →

The Bronze Window Dilemma

admin — Thu, 03 Feb 2011 21:03:17 +0000

Bronze is still a popular choice in exterior window color on many custom homes. In fact, it is absolutely an essential with some exterior facade colors. The downside to the bronze window is that it is only available in aluminum or wood-clad window. These are at either end of the price spectrum and for the most part eliminate the largest segment of the window industry. There are a few manufacturers who produce a vinyl window with a painted bronze exterior. There are two reasons we don’t sell them: first, on a sunny elevation fading has been a problem. We’ve even had a few that have bowed due to the excess heat. Secondly, they are an expensive window. I think if you are that close to the cost of a clad window you should use the clad window. As far as aluminum goes the selection is basically limited to aluminum single hung or fixed windows and is not much of an option for a custom home.