Comparing Tilt-Turn Windows to Traditional Double-Hung Windows
Tilt-turn windows use multi-point locks and compression seals to reduce air leakage, boost energy efficiency, and improve comfort—key advantages over traditional double-hung units. This guide compares operation, performance, maintenance, cost, and use cases, and explains when tilt-turn makes sense for new builds and deep retrofits—and when a traditional double-hung may still be the right fit.
How to Tell If Your Windows Need Replacement or Repair
Not every draft means new windows. This guide shows how to diagnose repairable issues (hardware, weatherstripping, IGUs) versus problems that justify full replacement—and why GALAA’s European tilt-and-turn systems are best specified for new builds and deep retrofits, not retail swap-outs
How New Windows Can Lower Your Heating and Cooling Bills
See how energy-efficient, tilt-and-turn windows from GALAA lower heating and cooling bills by improving U-factor, SHGC, and air-leakage—plus guidance on rebates and installation.
How GALAA Windows Help Builders Meet New England Energy Codes
Discover how GALAA’s European-style tilt and turn windows help builders meet New England’s strict energy codes. Learn about advanced insulation, airtight design, ENERGY STAR® certification, and custom options that make GALAA the smart choice for code-compliant, energy-efficient construction.
What Are European Style Windows (And Why Choose Them)?
What exactly are European style windows? How do they differ from the windows you’re used to? And why should you seriously consider them for your home or commercial project?