A: Infinity’s proprietary Ultrex fiberglass has a factory-coated acrylic finish that is three times thicker than the competition. No sanding, scraping, painting or waxing is required. However, if you want to change the color of your windows in the future,
A: When outside noise is a concern, you can upgrade the glass package in your windows to either Sound Transmission Class and Outdoor-Indoor Transmission Class (STC/OITC) glass or laminated glass, both of which provide sound-reducing benefits. For added security in
A: We recommend replacing the worst first. If you have wood rot, this could cause further structural damage. Or, if there are areas you spend a lot of time in and you’re uncomfortable due to heat/cold, sound, etc., then those
A: Low-E stands for low emissivity, and it refers to extremely thin metallic coatings that are applied to glass panes in windows and doors, boosting their energy efficiency and blocking out UV rays. They work by directing the heat back
There are different types of materials used to make
A: Fibrex is a composite material made up of 40% wood and 60% plastic, while fiberglass is a type of fiber-reinforced plastic using glass fibers. Fibrex is twice as strong as vinyl. Meanwhile, Infinity from Marvin’s Ultrex® fiberglass is eight
A: Our installation methods won’t leave you shivering during another winter. We use premium materials (sealants, foam, flashing) to ensure the best possible installation in any climate. We are also flexible in scheduling your installation and starting in areas of your home to
Q. Do I have to go back with the same window style that I currently have? A. All Infinity® from Marvin® fiberglass windows are custom made to fit each opening in your home. Just because you may have a double-hung
Q: Do I have to replace all of my windows at one time? A: We have no minimum requirements, meaning you can replace as many or as few windows at a time as you want. You can also take advantage
Q: What is the difference between vinyl and fiberglass replacement windows? A: Vinyl can warp and shift under everyday conditions—potentially making windows difficult to open and close and affecting their all-around performance. Meanwhile, Infinity’s Ultrex® Fiberglass expands 87% less than
