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Fact sheet describing weatherstripping materials, types, expected life expectancy, installation requirements, and pros and cons.

Webpage on the ENERGY STAR website that list products that exceed the ENERGY STAR minimum criteria for their category, with links to several product categories, including windows, HVAC, home appliances, and computer monitors.

Website for finding rebates and special offers near you on ENERGY STAR certified products. Products that earn the ENERGY STAR label meet strict energy-efficiency specifications set by the U.S. EPA helping you save energy and money while protecting the environment.

DOE-sponsored report describing a study investigating the energy savings potential of cellular shades in homes.

Factsheet describing how triple-pane windows can outperform standard single and double-pane windows.

Factsheet describing re-siding retrofits containing exterior insulation and window upgrades aimed at improved energy savings and comfort.

Factsheet outlining how window attachments like cellular shades, roller shades, storm windows with low-emissivity coatings, and solar screens are low-cost steps that can be implemented to keep homes cool in the summer.

This document covers how broken windows can allow wind and rain inside the house and even lead to roof failure.

Article from University of Arizona on keeping homes cool during extreme heat, both personal and system changes.

An article about double-hung windows.

Step-by-step guide demonstrating replacement window selection process.

Article describing tips for effectively installing weatherstripping on windows and doors.

Article describing an overview of weatherstripping requirements.

Information sheet outlining the criteria for ENERGY STAR qualified, windows, doors, and skylights.

Tax credit for ENERGY STAR certified windows, doors and skylights.