For homeowners across Southeastern Wisconsin, finding a contractor you can trust is everything. That is why we’re celebrating our 40th anniversary with so much pride and gratitude. For 40 years, All American Window and Door has been helping families transform their homes with high-quality windows, doors, siding, and roofing, all backed by honest service and local expertise.

From humble beginnings at a kitchen table to becoming a trusted name across communities like Mequon, Brookfield, Menomonee Falls, and West Bend, this milestone is more than just a number. It is a reflection of relationships built, projects completed, and homes improved throughout Southeastern Wisconsin.

The Projects That Defined Our Journey

Over the past four decades, we have worked on thousands of homes across Southeastern Wisconsin. Each project is unique, but they all share one goal: making homes more comfortable, energy-efficient, and beautiful.

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When winter hits Southeastern Wisconsin, there’s nothing better than coming home to a cozy, warm house. But if your energy bills keep climbing, even when you’re layering up and keeping the thermostat steady, your old windows could be the reason. The good news? Energy-efficient windows can keep you warm without turning up the heat, and All American Window & Door has been helping local homeowners do just that for 40 years.

The Benefits of Professional Window Installation

Invest Now, Save for Years to Come

Cheap windows might look like a good deal upfront, but they can end up costing you more in repairs and wasted energy. Energy-efficient windows are a smart investment that pays for itself over time through lower utility bills and improved home comfort.

Plus, as a woman-owned business proudly serving southeastern Wisconsin since 1985, we understand what local homeowners need. We’ve weathered the same winters you have, and we know which products perform best in our climate.

Ready to Stay Warm Without Turning Up the Thermostat?

Don’t let another Wisconsin winter drive up your energy bills. Whether you’re in Brookfield, Grafton, or right here in Cedarburg, All American Window & Door is ready to help.

Visit our showroom or reach out today to schedule your free estimate. We’ll help you choose the perfect ProVia® energy-efficient windows that keep the cold out, the heat in, and your family comfortable all winter long.

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Living in the Midwest means dealing with the frigid winter weather, muddy and rainy springs, sunny and hot summer months, and, of course, the cool fall seasons. These weather elements can take a toll on your windows, especially as your home ages. Energy-efficient windows are a must-have for older homes in the Midwest, and we’re here to show you why!

Factors to Consider When Buying an Energy-Efficient Window

Climate Zones

Believe it or not, ENERGY STAR has a program to meet strict guidelines that are meant to save energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This program has split the United States into 4 climate zones: Northern, North Central, South Central, and Southern. Each window is tested to ensure that it is appropriate for each climate zone. The Midwest is in the Northern zone, so each ENERGY STAR window is sure to be able to withstand both the brutally frigid winter weather and the hot and sunny summer weather.

U-Factor

When you’re looking at buying an energy-efficient window, you also want to consider the U-Factor. This is a measurement of whether a window does a good job of insulating. The insulation is what can help keep your home cool.

Solar Head Gain Coefficient

The Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (or SHGC) does what it sounds like. It takes a measure of how well a window prevents heat from entering your home. This is an extremely helpful measurement when it comes to the cold winters we experience.

Work With Us To Find The Best Energy-Efficient Window For Your Home!

Windows from older homes might not be as efficient at protecting you and your home as you might think. The older they are, the more likely it is that they need fixing or replacing. That’s when you need to invest in energy-efficient windows. Made to protect your belongings and your comfort, they are the best solution for any window troubles you might encounter. If you’re curious about what energy-efficient option will work best for your home, reach out to us at All American Window & Door. We’d love to help you find your new window!

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Are you noticing fading on your couches, rugs, curtains, and other personal belongings? While this could point to wear and tear, it could also be UV damage from old windows. Much like skin, UV rays can damage the belongings in your home. It can also be a reason that your home still feels warm when the A/C is cranked, or the cold is persistent even when your heater is on.

What Can UV Rays Damage In My Home

Couches

Rugs

Curtains

Paintings

Hardwood floors

And so much more

Windows to Look At For UV Protection

What windows are more prone to protecting your belongings and home from UV damage? Windows with low E-glass are a great option. E-glass windows are windows with a glass coating that allows the windows to reflect heat. This will keep heat from escaping in the winter seasons and keep it out during the summer. E-glass windows can last up to 20 years, depending on the quality of the installation (if you need help installing your e-glass windows, give us a call!).

Another factor to look for is window spacers. Spacers work to keep condensation out of your windows and keep them thermally efficient. Rather than using metal spacers, 100% polymer foam is a good option. Consider getting a window with more panes. A triple-pane window can block up to 97% of UV rays, which will keep you and your family comfortable. It’ll also help prevent your fabrics, flooring, and other important belongings from fading. Gas enhancements are another factor to look into when you’re shopping for new windows. Denser gases such as argon and krypton help to block air. This will assist in keeping your home temperature consistent. Lastly, think about getting obscure glass. Obscure glass is glass you typically see in bathrooms and entryways for natural lighting and privacy. It’s also a more aesthetic option. The glass, however pretty, also enhances opportunities for UV protection, which is why it is such a sought-after option.

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If You Want UV-Protected Windows, Reach Out To The Experts at All American Window and Door

UV-protected windows can be extremely beneficial in protecting your home. It is estimated that one-third of the money you spend on heating and air conditioning goes out the window. Don’t let this happen to you. When you’re looking into UV-protecting windows, reach out to our team at All American Window and Door. We would love to help you find your next window and protect your home from the harmful UV rays!

Whether you’re looking to save money on rising energy costs or increase the comfort of your home, it may be time to replace your old windows. When you’re shopping for new windows, you’ll want to look for Energy Star-rated windows. These windows have been tested to meet strict energy-efficient criteria that benefit you, your home, and the environment.

Frame Materials 

A good window frame means that is was made with quality materials. The better the frame materials are, the more stable and durable the window will be, lasting longer than non-Energy Star-Rated windows. Windows can be a big investment, and you want to make sure that the window you buy lasts. Durable, low-maintenance materials are also optimal in reducing heat loss and are better at insulation.

Amount of Panes

The number of panes a window has is also a factor that is examined while being tested. Windows that have two or more panes tend to be more effective in insulating than single panes. Efficiency skyrockets if the panes have a space filled with air or gas. There are Energy Star-qualified windows that include 3 or more panes of glass to improve sound insulation, energy efficiency, and impact resistance. 

Gas Fill

Different gases, such as argon and krypton, are sealed between the panes of glass. These odorless and colorless gases are non-toxic but act as an excellent insulator compared to air-filled panes. 

Low E-Glass

Having low e-glass is also important to deem a window energy efficient. Windows with low e-glass will limit the amount of damage UV rays can cause while beaming through the window without ruining the integrity of the amount of light you receive. This is done through special coatings that will help keep the heat or cool in your home, depending on the season. Talk about being beneficial!

How To Know if a Window is Energy-Star Rated

All windows that are Energy Star-approved have been manufactured by an Energy Star partner. These windows will be tested, certified, and verified independently by the National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC). Stickers with these logos will be present on the window when you are shopping. Windows with these stickers meet the US Environmental Protection Agency’s strict energy-efficient guidelines.

Benefits of Energy-Star Rated Windows

Environmentally Conscientious 

Energy Star-rated windows are known to help save energy and are an environmentally responsible window option. They will help you reduce your home’s overall carbon footprint and lengthen the lifespan of its energy systems. Less energy consumption also means that your home will experience fewer greenhouse gas emissions, reducing your family’s carbon footprint.

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If You Need New Windows, Reach Out To The Experts at All American Window and Door

Make the smart financial decision and invest in an Energy Star-Rated window when you need to replace your old, ineffective windows. With a more comfortable home for you and your family, the benefits of investing in energy-efficient windows are worth it! Let us help you find the right window for your home! Contact us at All American Window & Door today to get started!

Windows do a lot for us and our homes. They do everything from bringing in natural light, offering fresh air, and providing a looking glass to the outside world. When you have broken windows that are not working correctly, it can negatively affect how your home looks and its energy efficiency. Here are some of the most common window problems that you are likely to run into.

Window Won’t Open

Foggy Windows

Another common issue that is quite apparent is when you have foggy windows. Foggy windows occur when moisture becomes trapped between the glass panes, resulting in a cloudy or hazy appearance. Condensation is usually the cause behind the foggy windows. You can easily wipe the condensation off the window and lower the humidity and temperature in your home for a quick fix. Consider using a defogging spray as well. If you are still experiencing foggy window problems, then you might be dealing with a bigger issue like broken seals. Living in the Midwest, we know that extreme weather conditions are quite common. Heavy rainstorms, heat, and the age of the window are all factors that contribute to broken seals. Make sure to check your seals to make sure they are still intact to fix this issue.

Drafty Windows

If you’re experiencing drafty windows, you have yet another issue to take care of. Drafty windows can also drive up your energy bill and can make your home uncomfortable with the unstable temperatures. Poor window installation, cracks, old windows, or windows that aren’t energy efficient are just some of the reasons your window is letting drafts in. Check to make sure your window isn’t cracked. One quick fix solution is to caulk your window. If you’re not sure how to caulk your own window, the team at All American Window & Door can help take a look! If your window is still drafty, try adding blinds or curtains to prevent air from coming in or escaping.

Broken Window Panes

Broken window panes are yet another issue that you might experience. When you have a scratched or broken window can make your home less appealing, as well as drive up your energy bills. A broken window can be caused by anything from extreme weather conditions to kids playing around outside and accidentally breaking your window. When that happens, you’ll want to look at getting your scratched or broken window replaced.

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No one wants to see their energy bills increase because of a window issue that can easily be prevented. Always make sure to clean your windows regularly and check to make sure that there are no scratches or cracks in your glass or the framing. These are all quick fixes, but these will most likely not solve the root of the problem. If you do notice an issue, reach out to us at All American Window and Door, your window experts! We’d love to help you troubleshoot any of your window issues.

Have you noticed an increase in your energy bill? It might not just be the never-ending rising prices. The issue could very well be your windows are old and need replacing!

How do I Identify What Window is Causing Issues?

Single-pane glass Windows

If your energy bills have been creeping up, there could be a few reasons behind it. One you might not think of is the type of windows in your home. Single-pane windows, for example, don’t provide much insulation, which can really mess with the temperature inside. Hawthorne Exteriors explains it best: “Single-pane glass windows provide minimal insulation, making it nearly impossible to maintain a consistent indoor temperature.” Basically, these windows let heat escape in the winter and let it in during the summer, forcing your HVAC system to work overtime and driving up your energy costs.

Drafts and Leaking Air

Another more common reason an old window is ineffective is due to drafts and leaking air. Wear and tear on your windows from bracing the ever-changing elements outside can lead to small gaps and cracks in the window. Much like a single-pane glass window, these gaps and cracks can allow the heat to escape, leaving your home colder in the winter or allowing the warm air in when you have the A.C. cranked up in the summer.

Poor Insulation

Poor insulation is another reason to think about replacing old windows. When your windows don’t insulate well, it can make your home uncomfortable, kind of like dealing with a draft or a leak. Elevated Magazines puts it this way: “This discomfort not only affects your quality of life but can also lead to increased use of heating and cooling systems, further driving up your energy costs.”

Condensation is another red flag. If you’re noticing a lot of moisture on your windows, it could mean the insulation isn’t cutting it. That moisture can build up around the window frame and lead to bigger problems (and costs) down the line if it’s not fixed. Plus, poor insulation doesn’t just mess with your energy bills, it can let in more noise too. If you’ve noticed it’s getting louder inside your home, whether from traffic or kids playing outside, it might be time to take a closer look at your windows.

Benefits of Energy-Efficient Windows

How do you combat ineffective, damaged windows? You could invest in an energy-efficient window! With an energy-efficient window, you’ll be increasing your home value. No one wants to buy a house that has damaged or drafty windows. Buying this new window will play a role in the value of your home increasing during its resale.

If you’re planning on staying in your home for a while, investing in a new window can increase you and your family’s comfort. The worst feeling is when your A/C or heating system doesn’t seem to be working. With a new window, you don’t have to worry about letting the hot air out in the winter or the A/C escaping during the humid summer months!

The biggest bonus to investing in a new energy-efficient window is the lower utility bills that come with it. Getting a new window will decrease your energy bill right away, but when you install an energy-efficient window, you’ll see even more savings in the long run.

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It’s Time To Invest in New Windows

Nobody likes seeing their energy bills go up. If you’re concerned about higher bills, it’s worth checking on the condition of your windows. Even something as simple as poor insulation could be the culprit, costing you hundreds without you even realizing it. If you think it’s time to replace a window, give the experts at All American Window and Door a call. We’d love to help you find a window that works for your home and your style!

Investing in energy-efficient windows might seem like a big decision, but it’s one that truly pays off in more ways than one. These windows are designed to reduce heat transfer, making your home more comfortable while lowering your energy bills. With All American Window and Door, you’re not just choosing energy efficiency, you’re choosing superior craftsmanship, style, and long-term savings.

So, how do these windows pay for themselves? Let’s break it down.

The Upfront Investment

We get it. Hearing about the cost of energy-efficient windows might make you hesitate. According to The Spruce, the average price for energy-efficient windows is around $850 per window, including labor. Factors like the size of the window, frame material (vinyl, wood, or fiberglass), glass type (low-E coatings, argon, or krypton gas), and your local climate can affect the final cost.

But here’s the thing, energy-efficient windows are a long-term investment. For example, All American Window and Door partners with ProVia Windows, and these windows are engineered to maximize energy performance and durability, giving you peace of mind that your money is well spent. And thanks to the savings these windows generate, that upfront cost starts to shrink over time.

Energy Savings That Add Up

The most obvious way energy-efficient windows pay for themselves is through energy savings, of course. By reducing heat loss in the winter and heat gain in the summer, these windows keep your HVAC system from working overtime.

Replacing old windows with energy-efficient models can save you between $71 and $501 per year on energy bills. Over a decade, that’s $710 to $5,000 in savings, enough to recoup much of your initial investment. With advanced glass technology and insulated frames, working with All American Window and Door makes these savings even more substantial.

Increased Home Value

Energy-efficient windows don’t just save you money, they can also make you money. Homes equipped with energy-efficient upgrades, often see an increase in resale value. Buyers love the idea of lower energy bills and high-quality windows that enhance the home’s overall appeal.

What’s more, homeowners typically recoup their investment within 8–10 years. After that, it’s all savings and increased equity.

Additional Benefits That Keep Paying Off

1. Reduced Noise
   Energy-efficient windows with insulated glass units (IGUs) can block up to 75% of exterior noise, according to Realtor.com. This creates a quieter, more peaceful living environment.
2. Sun Protection
   Windows with low-E coatings reduce UV exposure, helping to prevent fading on your furniture, carpets, and personal items. That’s long-term savings on replacement costs you might not have considered!
3. Environmental Impact
   Lowering your energy use doesn’t just help your wallet—it helps the planet. By reducing your home’s carbon footprint, you’re contributing to a greener future.

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