Storm windows and doors never looked so good. Moreover, Cambridge storm products provide superb protection against the elements. These heavy-duty aluminum products will save you energy dollars and help keep your home more comfortable, too.

By adding a storm window you add another layer of glass adding more thermal insulation! By adding a storm to a single glazed window, thermal performance will increase by about double!

All operating storms come with a sashed screen so if your existing screens are in poor repair, there is no need to fix them, your new storms already come with one of it's own!

Storm windows can be made tall and narrow to fit the window beside an entrance door or transom.

Special Features

• Glass removable from inside
• Reinforced corners
• Overlap profile
• Polypile weather-stripping on inserts
• Variable latching positions
• Several standard colors
• Optional Round tops and special shapes

Storm windows can be designed to match almost any window design including the picture window above a slider types and specials shapes.

Premium-quality Cambridge storm products are engineered and built to:

• Protect your home from the elements.
• Offer smooth, reliable operation.
• Enhance the appearance of your home.
• Offer an exceptional warranty.

Are you a candidate for storm doors and storm windows?

Consider this:
Almost half U.S. homes have older, single pane windows. Poorly fitted, single-pane windows can lose energy much faster than modern multi-glazed energy efficient windows. In extreme weather, such a poor performing window may lose energy ten times faster than an equal area of wall.

Newer homes have insulated metal or fiberglass exterior doors; older homes generally don't - they have older doors that lack modern insulation and weather tight seals, allowing drafts and air leakage.

Field studies have found that storm windows can help to reduce air movement into and out of existing windows, and thus reduce heating and cooling energy bills. The U.S. Department of Energy estimates that 25% of the heating and cooling in the United States is lost through windows alone each year.

Storm doors and windows save energy and save $$

If you live in one of the many U.S. homes with older, single pane windows, storm windows can save you money by keeping energy dollars from flying out the window. Exterior or interior storm windows can reduce your heat loss through the windows by 25% to 50%.

If your older home has ill-fitting, non-insulated exterior doors, storm doors can reduce air leakage and keep your energy dollars indoors. Exterior storm doors with proper weather stripping provide a weather tight fit and protection from the elements, with a bonus of extra security.

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