The Texas Heat Problem

Old windows struggle to keep Texas heat from taking over your home.
How Energy Efficient Windows Fight Back
Modern energy efficient windows are built to handle the Texas climate. They use double or triple panes of glass with insulating gas between them to block heat transfer.
Low E coatings reflect the sun’s rays instead of absorbing them, keeping the inside of your home cooler and reducing strain on your AC system. The result is a more comfortable home and lower energy bills all year long.

Energy efficient windows reflect heat and keep your home cool all summer long.
Why Frame Material Matters in Texas

Vinyl windows resist heat, warping, and wear in the Texas sun.
Signs the Heat Is Winning
Rooms That Heat Up Faster Than Others
Higher Energy Bills During the Summer
When the heat pours in, your air conditioner works overtime trying to keep up. If your energy bill keeps climbing even though your usage hasn’t changed, it’s a strong sign your windows are leaking cool air. Replacing them with energy efficient windows can lower your cooling costs by up to 30 percent.
Condensation or Fog Between Window Panes
Cracked, Soft, or Warped Window Frames
Texas humidity and heat can cause window frames to deteriorate over time. Wooden frames may swell, aluminum ones can warp, and both can create gaps that allow air to escape. Vinyl windows resist this kind of damage and stay sturdy through every season.
Windows That Are Hard to Open or Close

Drafty windows force your AC to work harder and drive up your energy bills.
Take Control of the Scoreboard
The Texas heat isn’t going anywhere, but you can control how your home handles it. Upgrading to energy efficient vinyl windows gives you cooler rooms, lower bills, and a quieter home.
At Maverick Windows, we specialize in San Antonio window replacement and serve homeowners across Texas. Our windows are designed specifically for our climate, so you stay comfortable year round.
Maverick Windows
Serving San Antonio and surrounding areas
(800) 972-3631
https://maverickwindows.com