KEDT-TV's Annual Live TV Auction Beach Party

In 2011, Window World of Corpus Christi donated 8 of our white vinyl, double hung windows with lifetime warranty and standard installation valued at $3,500 to be presented live during the auction.  Thousands of Corpus Christi and South Texas viewers called in their bids from the comfort of their home and get great merchandise at great prices. The auction raises much-needed funds to help support the quality PBS programming viewers count on KEDT-TV to provide the Corpus Christi community.  With the help of our donation, KEDT-TV's 39th Annual Live TV Auction Beach Party raised over $151,000!

For the Sake of our Children Annual Celebrity Dinner

Window World of San Antonio is an annual sponsor of the Center for Family Relations' Celebrity Dinner.  This annual dinner is the primary fundraiser for the Center.  100% of the profits go directly to support their programs.  The Center was established to provide a safe, stable and child-friendly enviornment in which children of parents in a high conflict divorce or separation can maintain contact with both of their parents.  For the last thirteen years, the Center has continually increased services to meet the complex needs of local children who are struggling to cope with significant changes in their lives.  In 2011, the dinner raised $66,000!

KLRN-TV's Annual Blazing Gavels Auction

In 2011, Window World of San Antonio donated a room full of windows (4 of our white vinyl, double hung windows with lifetime warranty and standard installation valued at $1,750) to be presented live during the 45th Annual Blazing Gavels Great TV Auction . For 10 days, viewers throughout 30 counties in South Central Texas were able to bid on thousands of items to help support KLRN, public television serving San Antonio and South Central Texas.  The auction is KLRN’s largest and most ambitious television production and fundraising event.

Raul Jimenez Dinner

The Raul Jimenez Thanksgiving Dinner provides 25,000 senior citizens and less fortunate a place to enjoy a hot and nutritious turkey dinner with all the trimmings on Thanksgiving Day, inviting them to celebrate the holiday with their peers, and enjoy live music and entertainment.

YMCA

The YMCA of Greater San Antonio offers programs in early child development, afterschool care, and adult and youth sports, with branches serving Bexar, Comal, Gillespie, Guadalupe, Kendall and Kerrville. Their vision is to continue improving the Spirit, Mind, and Body of those in their communities.

Replacement Window Features

• Energy Efficient, Leak Proof, Styles Designed at Lowering Your Home's Energy Costs
• Lifetime Limited Warranty, With Optional Glass Breakage Warranty
• Top-Of-The-Line Materials Used to Manufacture Window World Windows
• Reinforced Structure Guaranteed to Never Crack, Chip, Peel, or Blister
• User Friendly Design for Low Maintenance And Easy Cleaning
• Hidden Screen Tracks Producing Clean Lines & Added Beauty
• Sloped Sills Forcing Water to Drain Toward The Exterior of the Windows

Click below to go to your window of choice:

1) All exterior laminate colors shown have a white interior; American Terra is also available in a beige interior.
2) All interior woodgrains have a white or beige exterior – except White Woodgrain, which is available in a beige exterior only.
*Solid color, non-laminated windows.

Interior Grids:
Window grids are available in classic colors, selected by Kathy to complement your décor, in the standard configurations of Colonial, Diamond, Prairie and Double Prairie patterns.  Contoured Colonial grids are available in complimentary colors and matching woodgrains.  Two brass grid options are also available for additional design flexibility.

Cut Glass:
Looking for a touch of elegance that won’t obstruct the view?  A selection of V-grooved glass patterns is available in the Kathy Ireland Home by Window World Collection.

If you're approved, we'll use your pre-approved financing to help expedite the measurement, ordering, and installation of your new windows.

We would appreciate the opportunity to improve your home!

The Window World Credit Card is issued by Wells Fargo Financial National Bank with approved credit.  Please contact us for more information regarding the financing of your home improvement projects.

For over 60 years, our family has been your Home Improvement Partner, providing the best value and beauty to Texas homes.

In 1947, my grandfather, Taft Vordenbaum, Sr. founded Brickstone International in San Antonio.  Brickstone is a patented masonry siding that has the look and feel of upscale brick, rock or stone.  In 1959, Taft Vordenbaum’s son-in-law, my father, David Bomba, entered the business.  And in 1961, my father opened Brickstone of South Texas in Corpus Christi.  In 1981 he founded South Texas Siding.  I joined the business in 1995 and six years later, my wife Debbie and I purchased South Texas Siding from my father making us third generation owners.

In 2002, Debbie and I added the nationwide strength of Window World to our brand, when we secured the licensee rights for Window World of San Antonio.  With the success of Window World San Antonio, over the following years we added Window World of Austin, Window World Coastal Bend (Corpus Christi), and Window World RGV (McAllen).

There are many home improvement companies to choose from, but only one  that will take care of you and treat you like family. I hope you will become a part of our Window World family.

Lead Paint

Lead-based paint was used in more than 38 million homes and businesses until it was banned for residential use in 1978. Beginning in April 2010, EPA federal law will require contractors that disturb lead-based paint in homes, businesses, and schools to be certified and follow specific work practices to prevent lead contamination. This law will only apply to buildings which were constructed before 1978.

What Problems can Lead Cause?

• Lead dust, which is often invisible, is the most common way people are exposed to lead. People can also get lead in their bodies from exposure to lead in soil or paint chips.
• Lead can affect children's brains and developing nervous systems, causing reduced IQ, learning disabilities, and behavioral problems.
• May cause High blood pressure and hypertension in adults.

Should I be Concerned?

• Do you reside in a home built before 1978?
• Do you own or operate a child care facility, including preschools and kindergarten classrooms, built before 1978?
• Do you have a child under six who attends a child care facility built before 1978?

There are other things you can do to protect your family every day.

• Regularly clean floors, window sills, and other surfaces
• Wash children's hands, bottles, pacifiers, and toys often
• Make sure children eat a healthy, nutritious diet consistent with the USDA's dietary guidelines, which helps protect children from the effects of lead
• Wipe off shoes before entering house

For additional information about the sources and hazards of lead, please visit http://www.epa.gov/lead/.

Where Does the Lead Come From?

The most common way to get lead in the body is from invisible dust. Lead dust comes from deteriorating lead-based paint and lead-contaminated soil that gets tracked into your home. This dust may accumulate to unsafe levels within the home. Then, normal hand to-mouth activities, like playing and eating (especially for young children), move that dust from surfaces like floors and window sills into the body.

Home renovation creates dust, especially in homes build before 1978. Common renovation activities like sanding, cutting, and demolition can create hazardous lead dust and chips.

Proper work practices can protect you from the dust. The key to protecting yourself and your family during a renovation, repair or painting job is to use lead-safe work practices such as containing dust inside the work area, using dust-minimizing work methods, and conducting a careful cleanup.

Remember, lead can also come from outside soil, deteriorating lead paint, your tap water, or household items (such as lead-glazed pottery and lead crystal). For additional information regarding the causes and sources of lead, please visit http://www.epa.gov/lead/.

Checking Your Home for Lead-Based Paint

Especially in older homes and buildings (pre-1978), you may simply want to assume lead-based paint is present and follow the lead-safe work practices during the renovation, repair, or painting job.

You may also test for lead using a lead test kit. Test kits must be EPA-approved and are available at hardware stores. They include detailed instructions for their use.

We recommend you hire a Window World certified professional to check for lead-based paint. These professionals are certified risk assessors or inspectors, and can determine if your home has lead or lead hazards.

A certified inspector or risk assessor can conduct an inspection telling you whether your home, or a portion of your home, has lead-based paint and where it is located. This will tell you the areas in your home where lead-safe work practices are needed. They can also conduct a risk assessment telling you if your home currently has any lead hazards from lead in paint, dust, or soil. The risk assessor can also tell you what actions to take to address any hazards.

Please contact Window World for help finding a certified risk assessor or lead inspector.

Preparing for a Lead Renovation

The work areas should not be accessible to occupants while the work occurs. The rooms or areas where work is being done may be blocked off or sealed with plastic sheeting to contain any dust that is generated. The contained area will not be available to you until the work in that room or area is complete, cleaned thoroughly, and the containment has been removed. You will not have access to some areas within your home, and you should plan accordingly.

You may need:

• Alternative bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen arrangements if work is occurring in those areas of your home.
• A safe place for pets because they too, can be poisoned by lead and can track lead dust into other areas of the home.
• A separate pathway for the contractor from the work area to the outside, in order to bring materials in and out of the home. Ideally, it should not be through the same entrance that your family uses.
• A place to store your furniture. All furniture and belongings may have to be moved from the work area while the work is done. Items that can't be moved, such as cabinets, should be wrapped in heavy duty plastic.
• To turn off forced-air heating and air conditioning systems while work is done. This prevents dust from spreading through vents from the work area to the rest of your home
• For large scale projects, you may even want to move out of your home temporarily while all or parts of the work are being done.

During the Work

Before the renovation work is started, Window World professionals will follow the procedures described below:

• Contain the work area. The area should be contained so that dust and debris do not escape from that area. Warning signs should be put up and heavy-duty plastic and tape should be used as appropriate to:
• Cover the floors and any furniture that cannot be moved.
• Seal off doors and heating and cooling system vents. These will help prevent dust or debris from getting outside the work area.
• It is very important to minimize dust. There is no way to eliminate dust, but some methods make less dust than others. For example, using water to mist areas before sanding or scraping; scoring paint before separating components; and prying and pulling apart components instead of breaking them are techniques that generate less dust than alternatives.
• Clean up thoroughly. The work area will be cleaned up daily to keep it as clean as possible. When all the work is done, the area should be cleaned up using special cleaning methods before taking down any plastic that isolates the work area from the rest of the home. The special cleaning methods should include using a HEPA vacuum to clean up dust and debris on all surfaces, followed by wet mopping with plenty of rinse water.

When the final cleaning is done, look around. There should be no dust, paint chips, or debris in the work area. If you see any dust, paint chips, or debris, the area should be re-cleaned.

Window World's new replacement windows provide substantial energy efficiency and savings for your home. We have saved money and energy for homeowners throughout the nation.

ENERGYSTAR® Qualified SolarZone™ Insulated Glass Package

What Makes the SolarZone™ Insulated Glass Package So Effective?
Since 80% of a window is made of glass, a substantial amount of heating and cooling savings come from improved glass performance.

• Our combination of UV-filtering Low-E Glass (LG), insulating argon gas, and the Intercept™ Warm Edge Spacer System creates significant energy efficiency.
• Together they can cut the damaging effects of the sun, which can lead to faded carpets, curtains, and furniture.
• In winter, a warmer glass temperature is maintained, increasing the R-value by an additional 104%.
• In summer, a 48% reduction in solar heat gain helps cut air conditioning costs.
• The result: your monthly utility bills will reflect savings year round - and that should help make you even more comfortable.

How does Low-E Glass (LG) work?
A) Low-E glass filters long-wave radiation from the sun. This reduces solar heat gain from the sun in the summer...keeping your home cooler:
B) Low-E glass takes on a new duty in winter months. It lets warm solar rays into your home...while blocking the heat in your home from getting out:

How does the Intercept™ Spacer System work?

• Its one-piece metal alloy, U-channel design creates an effective thermal barrier to help reduce conducted heat loss.
• Its sealed one-piece design makes it stronger and better at retaining insulating gas than many conventional designs.

How do Intercept™ Spacers add to room comfort?

• They keep the edges of the window glass warmer, so your home feels more comfortable in winter.
• The temperature difference between the edge of an insulating glass unit with an ordinary spacer, and one with an Intercept™ spacer system can be dramatic.

How do Intercept™ Spacers Help Windows to Last Longer?

• LG units expand and contract with temperature changes.
• In conventional insulating glass units, the sealant holding the unit together takes the stress of this flexing and can cause seal failure and insulating gas loss.
• In an Intercept™ LG. unit, the spacer flexes instead of the sealant, so it resists spacer movement and premature sealant failure.

Thermagraphy dramatizes the difference.
The window on the left is a clear insulated glass unit. The heat transmittance, indicated by the green, yellow and orange colors from the heat scale, is far more apparent than that of the window containing the Solarban® 60 Low-E insulated glass unit.

Energy Efficiency Adds Up

• By adding Low-E glass to a standard insulating glass unit, you can improve the energy performance of your window year round by 24%.
• Also, by adding argon gas filling to the window, which is a better insulator than normal air, you can increase the efficiency by another 6%.
• And lastly, by adding the Intercept™ Warm Edge Spacer System, you can add yet another 5%!
• That's why your choice of ComfortWorld Windows with the SolarZone™ Insulated Glass Package is the most energy efficient window product on the market today!

1. Who manufactures replacement windows for Window World?
2. Where are the replacement windows manufactured?
3. What types of Payment Methods & Financing do you offer?
4. Will the replacement windows be installed from the inside or outside?
5. Do you install replacement windows year-round? If so, will I lose a lot of heat/cooling at the time of installation?
6. How can I prepare my house for my replacement windows?
7. How long will it take to get my replacement windows? How much time should I allow for the installation?
8. What type of warranty is available for my windows?
9. What happens to my old windows?
10. What do I do if there is a problem with the windows?

Who manufactures replacement windows for Window World?
The windows are manufactured by Associated Materials Incorporated (AMI). AMI was founded in 1947 and is one of the largest replacement window manufacturers in the world.

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Where are the replacement windows manufactured?
The Associated Materials facility is located in Cuyahoga Falls.

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What types of Payment Methods & Financing do you offer?
We accept cash, check and all major credit cards. We also offer financing options through SACU and Wells Fargo with approved credit.  Please contact us for additional information on applying for financing.

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Will the replacement windows be installed from the inside or outside?
The majority of our replacement windows are installed from the inside. In some situations it may be necessary to install from the outside.

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Do you install replacement windows year-round? If so, will I lose a lot of heat/cooling at the time of installation?
Window World installs replacement windows year-round. A standard install will take only one day. Our installers install one window and at a time and are trained to do what they can minimize heating/cooling loss. The energy savings from the new windows will recover any additional costs incurred within a few days.

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How can I prepare my house for my replacement windows?
Please take down curtains, blinds, or any other window treatments. Security sensors should also be removed and turned off by your security company. Please provide our installation expert with a clear path to the window(s) being replaced by moving anything that may be in the way. It is also advisable to remove all wall decorations from the walls close to the windows as they may fall during removal or installation.

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How long will it take to get my replacement windows? How much time should I allow for the installation?
Your replacement windows will be installed within 4-8 weeks from the date that the final measurements are taken. The type of replacement window being installed and type being removed help determine the amount of time needed to install your replacement windows. On average each window takes about 30 minutes. Trim work and cleanup will require additional time to complete. An average job will take a single day.

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What type of warranty is available for my windows?
All of our Window World replacement windows come with a limited lifetime warranty. However a double lifetime "transferable", lifetime glass breakage, lifetime seal failure, and installation warranties are available. Contact us for more details.

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What happens to my old windows?
After installing your new replacement windows we remove every bit of debris from your property and dispose of it properly. If you wish to keep your old windows, glass or storm windows, please notify the installer as soon as he arrives for your installation.

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What do I do if there is a problem with the windows?
In the rare occasion that you do have a problem with your Window World replacement windows, we recommend that you visit our "SERVICE/WARRANTY" section of our corporate website. Most of the issues encountered by our customers are easily corrected and don’t necessarily mean that there is a problem with your window. This website contains a number of easy tutorials to aid you in correcting most of these issues. Please take a moment to read this information as some of it may be valuable for the care of your new replacement windows.

If after trying the repair guides your issue is still not resolved, this website will guide you to complete specific forms which will aid us in getting the parts you need. Finally, you can of course email us or contact us via phone.

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The warranty label on your windows will provide all the pertinent information about your windows for years to come. The label should be left on the window frame for possible future reference. The label includes the following information:

• Serial Number
• Date of Manufacture
• Size of Window

This information can be supplied to Associated Materials Inc. Referenced by computer, and all window part and component information will be available for years to come, should your windows need warranty service.

ALL INCLUSIVE TRANSFERABLE
LIFETIME WARRANTY

Industry's Strongest Warranty

Subject to the limitations and exclusions listed below, Window World Inc. ("Company") warrants to the original purchaser/property owner ("Owner") and, if any, Owner's immediate transferee, excluding all other subsequent transferees, that any basic window manufactured by the Company is free from defects in material and workmanship for as long as the Owner or Owner's immediate transferee resides in the home in which the windows are installed.

Vinyl Parts Warranty - under normal use, the vinyl components of the window will not blister, peel, rot, or corrode.

Mechanical Parts Warranty - that all mechanical parts (locks, vent locks, balances) are warranted to be free from manufactured defects in material and workmanship. Replacement parts will be supplied at no charge.

Insulated Glass Warranty - the sealed insulated glass unit is warranted against defects resulting in material obstruction of vision from film formation caused by dust or moisture in the dead air space of the sealed unit for the life of the window. If the glass unit fails, the Company will provide the Owner with a replacement insulated glass unit at no extra charge.

Glass Breakage Warranty - the Company will provide the Owner with a replacement insulated glass unit in the event of accidental glass breakage. Exclusions listed below apply.

Labor Warranty - that all labor necessary to correct any item covered by this warranty will be provided at no extra charge by the Company.

Transferable Warranty - this warranty may be transferred to the Owner's immediate transferee provided the transferee notifies the Company, in writing, at the address below, within 30 days of the property's transfer date. The correspondence must include a transfer fee of $50, the original Owner's name and address, transferee's name and address, and the Window World, Inc. location responsible for the installation.

Window World, Inc. 118 Shaver Street N. Wilkesboro, NC 28659

General Limitations and Exclusions:

1. Acts of God (hurricanes, tornadoes, flood, etc), acts of war, riots, fire, stress resulting from localized heat, modifications, and vandalism are not covered by this warranty.
2. Color variance may occur between replacement parts and weathered original material.
3. Labor warranty does not transfer to Owner's immediate transferee.
4. This warranty is exclusively for windows and patio doors installed by the Company. Any additional products, such as entry or storm doors, installed by the Company, in conjunction with the window contract / installation will carry the warranty provided by the manufacturer.

This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.

Glass breakage and seal failure replacement is only available if you purchased your windows with a warranty that covers breakage & seal failure. Once your claim has been filed it will take 2 or more weeks to receive a new sash. While your warranty is being processed we recommend that you tape the broken window with a clear duct tape to prevent injury. We will notify you as soon as the new sash has been received.

Condensation on the exterior of the galss surface is completely normal and dependant on weather conditions.

Common household condensation or “sweating” on windows is caused by excess humidity or water vapor in the air comes in contact with a cold surface such as a mirror or glass window, it turns to water droplets and is called condensation. All homes have occasional condensation.

On the other hand, excessive window condensation, frost, peeling paint, even moisture spots on ceilings and walls can be signs of excessive condensation and potentially damaging problems in your home. We tend to notice condensation on window and mirrors first because moisture doesn't penetrate these surfaces.  Yet they are not the problem, simply the indicators that you need to reduce the indoor humidity of your home.

Conquering the myth. Windows do not cause condensation.

You may be wondering why your new energy-efficient replacement windows show more condensation than your old drafty ones. Well, your old windows allowed humidity to escape. Now that your new windows create a tighter seal, the extra moisture in your home is unable to escape, therefore making you more aware of excess humidity. Windows do not cause condensation, instead they prevent humidity from escaping and provide an easy surface for condensation to collect.

Where does Indoor Humidity come from

All air contains a certain amount of moisture, even indoors. And there are many common things that generate indoor humidity such as your heating system, humidifiers, cooking and showers. In fact, every activity that involves water, even mopping the floors, contributes moisture to the home.
Condensation is more likely to occur in homes where January temperatures drop below 35F because there are greater temperature extremes affecting the glass in the home.

It is very normal to experience condensation at the start of each heating season. During the humid summer month your home absorbs moisture and then perspires when you turn on the first few week of heating your home should dry out, reducing if not eliminating condensation.
You’ll notice the same remodeling or building. Due to the high levels of moisture in wood, plaster and other building materials, your home will temporarily sweat during the first few weeks of the heating season.

Another factor in the condensation equation is progress. With today’s modern insulation, moisture-barrier materials and air-tight construction, we all enjoy a more thermally efficient home-one that block the cold out, yet traps the moisture in producing higher humidity levels and…. more condensation.

Reducing Humidity is the key.

The best way to reduce condensation is by eliminating excessive humidity. So, how much humidity is too much? The following table illustrates the recommended comfortable levels of indoor humidity during the winter months.

(Indoor humidity can be measured with a humistat or psychrometer.)

By eliminating excessive humidity in your home you may very well eliminate most, if not all, of your condensation problems.

Six simple solutions to controlling Indoor Humidity.

1. Make sure all sources of ventilation to the outside are functional, and use kitchen, bathroom and laundry room exhaust fans during and after humidity-producing activities to vent excess moisture.
2. Air out your home periodically. Opening windows for just a few minutes a day lets the stale moist air escape and the fresh dry air enter without compromising your heating.
3. Check your humidifier setting. Use the humidity comfort levels provided in the table to correctly set and balance the humidity level in your home.
4. Be sure that all louvers in the attic or basement are open and large enough. You can even open your fireplace dampers to allow excess moisture to escape.
5. If you have a large amount of house plants, try to concentrate them in one area and watch over watering.
6. If troublesome condensation persists, see your heating contractor about an outside air intake for your furnace, venting of gas burning heaters and appliances, or installation of ventilating fans.

1. Unable to lock the window:
   Unlock the window completely. Push the upper sash upward, as far as it will move and pull the lower sash to the bottom of the window. Once both sashes are in their proper positions, you will be able to engage the lock.
    
2. The top sash has dropped from its pocket:
   Push the upper sash all the way to the top while at the same time pushing the lower sash down. You may need an additional person to aid you. This should align and allow you to engage the window lock.
    
3. The sashes are not aligned correctly in the channel:
   Tilt each sash in as if you are cleaning the windows. Push both sashes firmly back into the window channel. This should align the sash and allow the window to lock properly.
    
4. Balance shoe is disengaged:
   If the balance shoe becomes disengaged from the sash, the window will not lock because it is misaligned. To correct this situation, please refer to the section on "Windows Dropping Down".
    
5. If the instructions listed above do not correct the problem, please call us for further assistance.

A dropping window is usually caused by the window shoes coming off the pivot bar:

A. Using a flat bladed screwdriver, insert it into the metal part of the shoe that has a "U" shape grove in it. The upright "U" is the locked position.

B. Using a decent amount of force, turn the screwdriver clockwise until the "U" turns into a "C" shape. This is the unlocked position.

NOTE: The shoe is spring loaded. Make sure to hold the shoe so that it doesn't go all of the way up.

C. Bring the shoe up 3"-4" and twist the screw driver back counterclockwise to bring the grove back to the "U" or locked position. Now remove the flathead screwdriver that was holding the shoe.

D. Now bring the sash down to the level of the shoe.

E. With the tilt latch, tilt the window open. Ensure that the sash is level to the floor.

F. Press on the window near the shoe to force it into the shoe.

G. Close the sash.

H. Pull the sash UPWARD to ensure the shoe has engaged. If the shoe has not engaged, you will need to repeat step 4 through 7. If the shoe is properly connected you will not see it any longer and the window will function properly.

NOTE:  Do not remove sash unless absolutely necessary.

• How to Fix Dropping Windows
• How to Fix Broken Window Locks
• How to Prevent Window Fogging and Condensation
• How to Deal with Glass Breakage
• How to Deal with Seal Failure

•  Maintaining Your New Windows
•  Repair Center

(Can these be indented under Repair Center?)
How to Fix Dropping Windows
How to Fix Broken Window Locks
How to Prevent Window Fogging and Condensation
How to Handle Glass Breakage
How to Handle Seal Failure

•  Lifetime Limited Warranty
•  Lead Paint and Home Renovations
•  Video: Energy Savings with New Replacement Windows
•  Frequently Asked Questions

Do's for Caring for your Windows:

• Start with just water and a soft cloth. If necessary, you can use a mild cleaner.
• Always follow the manufacturer's instructions.
• If lubrication is needed, use a silicone spray.

Dont's for Caring for your Windows:

• Use Power washers or high-pressure sprays: the force of the liquid could damage the caulking around the window, which ensures water-tightness.
• Use liquid grease remover, strong soaps and detergents containing organic solvents, nail polish/ paint remover, furniture polish, or cleaners containing chlorine bleach, as these substances are potentially damaging to the surface of the vinyl.
• Use sharp objects during the cleaning process.
• Even mildly abrasive cleaners, like Soft Scrub, can scratch the surface of the glass or Window frame: avoid the use of any abrasive agent.
• Use oil-based spray lubricants such as WD-40, as they attract dirt.
• Paint or varnish vinyl windows.

Cleaning a Screen:

Screens can be cleaned easily with a soft brush accessory of a vacuum.

Cleaning Tracks:

Tracks can be washed with a small, stiff nylon brush, then wiped down with a soft cloth. It is important to ensure that the tracks are free of the dirt, leaves, sand, grease, or other outdoor elements as they can be ground into the vinyl tracks when the sashes are operated.

Cleaners for Vinyl:

• Fantastik
• Murphy Oil Soap
• Solution of 30% Vinegar and 70% Water
• Lestoil

If, after trying the options listed above, you still cannot remove a stain, try using mineral spirits or a 3% Hydrogen Peroxide solution. However, make sure that after using one of these options, you wash the area with soap and water and wipe clean.

Cleaners for Caulk:

• GoofOff2

Cleaners for Glass:

• Regular or ammonia-based glass cleaners, like Windex

Window Showcase

Our Window Showroom Software is easy to use, easy to navigate, and completely accurate in displaying every option available at Window World. Choose from double hung, sliding, casement, or bay & bow windows. You can also choose color schemes, grid layouts, and glass designs, creating almost limitless window design possibilities.

Click to Launch Virtual Showroom

Vinyl Siding Showcase

Window World's Vinyl Siding Showroom Software first allows you to choose from 3 different house styles, both single-level and two-story options. Once selected, you can choose between many siding styles, housing accents, and shutter and door styles and colors. You can even choose the roofing colors. We provide recommended colors and styles as a default option, but you can customize every option to almost an endless extent. Please take the time to use this tool to design your dream home, and get a feel for exactly what home improvements Window World can make on your home.

Click to Launch Virtual Showroom

South Texas Siding Inc. and Window World offers a totally unique concept in home improvement to Central and South Texas, the highest quality products and the finest workmanship at a guaranteed low price! Our competitors find our way of doing business difficult to understand and as a result they sometimes resort to misinformation, half truths and total falsehoods to help them compete and justify their high prices.

The following are some FACTS about our company that we hope you find helpful when choosing the contractor that will be working on your largest investment.

• South Texas Siding, Inc. family Owned and Operated Since 1959: Martin and Debbie Bomba are second generation owners
• Comprehensive showroom to serve you
• The nationwide strength of Window World Inc., the Nation's #1 Retailer of vinyl replacement windows.
• Sells only the finest windows and siding with unmatched lifetime warranties.
• Offers lifetime labor warranty
• Window & Siding manufacturer, AMI has been in business since 1947.
• Licensed & Insured
• Member of Service Magic, a quality contractor referral service
• Ranked #1 on the 2009 Remodeling Magazine Top 550
• Member of NARI (National Association of Remodeling Industry).
• ComfortWorld Windows carry the coveted Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval.
• No high pressure sales and honest menu pricing. We know that after comparing quality for quality you will find we really are "SIMPLY THE BEST FOR LESS''

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