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Clear Cut Glass: Protect your home from the Arizona sun As most Phoenix residents experience, keeping their home at a comfortable temperature while not costing a fortune is a constant balancing act. There are many ways to help keep the cool air in such as having...

Clear Cut Glass: When to replace home windows

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Clear Cut Glass, a glass repair company in Peoria, AZ, shows you When to replace home windows. With Arizona’s cooler temperatures, you may be noticing cool spots near your window. This is one indicator that your home windows may need to be inspected and possibly replaced....

Clear Cut Glass: 3 Advantages of Double Pane Windows

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Jason Mariner, owner of Clear Cut Glass offers three Advantages of installing Double Pane Windows. Living in Arizona you already know that the heat and sun are relentless, especially in the summer months. Air conditioning units are ran constantly 6-8 months out of the year to...

Clear Cut Glass: Cost effectiveness of new windows

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Jason Mariner, Owner of Clear Cut Glass in Peoria, AZ, shares the cost effectiveness of installing new windows. We are commonly asked if new windows will pay for themselves through energy savings. In Phoenix, windows can be the largest escape of cool air causing high energy...

Clear Cut Glass: 3 Steps to reduce UV rays in your home

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Jason Mariner, owner of Clear Cut Glass shares 3 Steps to reduce UV rays in your home. Arizona is known for relentless summer heat. One thing that many people don’t think about is how the sun’s UV rays can penetrate through windows and ruin furniture, flooring,...

Clear Cut Glass: Energy efficient windows

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Clear Cut Glass shares how and why having energy efficient windows is beneficial to you. Did you know that windows and doors account for about 20% of your homes heat / cooling loss? Making sure your windows are properly sealed and the sun is properly reflected...

Clear Cut Glass: Window Replacement – Is it time to replace your home windows?

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Jason Mariner, owner of Clear Cut Glass answers: Window Replacement – Is it time to replace your home windows? Homeowners may find themselves asking when is it a good time to replace my windows? How do I know if I need to replace them or have...

Clear Cut Glass: Energy Efficient Windows and Savings

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Arizona, Clear Cut Glass, Residential Glass, Windows

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Jason Mariner, owner of Clear Cut Glass, shares how to save money with energy efficient windows. In Arizona it is easy to think of hot summers, swimming pools, and lake time adventures! But what are we doing inside during the summer? Hopefully staying cool! It is...

Clear Cut Glass shares ways to prevent heat transfer in your Phoenix home

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Clear Cut Glass shares ways to prevent heat transfer in your Phoenix home. Heat transfer is an important phenomenon for those living in Arizona. Heat transfer is when fast moving, hot air molecules disperse into colder, slower moving air particles which then raises the temperature. When...

Clear Cut Glass shares ten ways to protect your home from the Arizona sun

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Clear Cut Glass shares ten ways to protect your home from the Arizona sun. Even though the heat of the year is winding down, average annual high temperatures in Phoenix are 85 degrees. This combined with the more than 250 days of sunlight makes escaping the heat...