Ethically, the product has been a no-brainer for his environmentally conscious clients. Sometimes the cost of a green building material can be a hindrance, but that’s just another benefit of the 100Series. “Usually green [material] is more expensive than something conventional. Here, the option is a high-functioning window where my clients will actually save money compared to wood windows – and it’s better for the environment. That really resonates with people.” The energy-efficient 100 Series are available with options that make them ENERGY STAR certified throughout the U.S., so they can help reduce heating and cooling bills. What’s more, Fibrex^® blocks thermal transfer nearly 700 times better than aluminum, so you’re staying cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter with less energy.


“What I can honestly say is that Andersen 100 Series are just great windows,” the seasoned builder shares. You’ll even find the 100 Series in Gallo’s own home in Menlo Park, CA. So when thinking about selecting windows for your home, think beyond the woes of winter and into the potential detriment of heat. Say goodbye to the risks of vinyl windows and hello to a smarter alternative for the planet and for you.