Arvola Homes, Inc.

• Energy Efficiency Through research energy experts have determined that as much as 40% of the heat lost from a home is lost through the windows and up to 50% of unwanted heat gain is through the windows.  With the rise in energy costs it is all the more important to have energy efficient windows.  Lower your energy bills and save money with your new ENERGY STAR certified windows.
• Home Value Increase the resale value of your home with the educated, energy conscious home buyers by replacing your old inefficient windows.
• Sound We have had some customers comment on how surprised they are by very little outside noise coming through their new windows.  Sound is deadened a lot more with the new technologies of the windows we are installing today. 
• Convenience You will find it a lot easier to clean our new windows with the way they are open today.  You can even take some of them out for even more ease with cleaning.  The screens are much easier to remove and reinstall for cleaning or storing away for the winter.  Grids between the windows panes is a huge advantage with cleaning them today too.
• Functionality Turn space in the basement into a bedroom by having Arvola Homes install a window well and egress window.  This will also add resale value since you will have another bedroom in your home. 
• Tax credit We can help you take advantage of the ENERGY STAR window replacement tax credit.  Ask us how. 

ENERGY STAR windows
Arvola Homes is an ENERGY STAR partner and all our windows are ENERGY STAR certified.  Our ENERGY STAR labeled windows are 40% more efficient than the other window products required under most common national building codes.  Save up to $335 per year with ENERGY STAR certified windows in the Twin Cities and Central Minnesota areas.  Click here to see a report.

InstallationMasters™ - AAMA Certified 
With Arvola Homes you have your windows installed by InstallationMasters™ certified window installers. This is a nationwide training and certification program for new construction and replacement installers of windows and exterior glass doors which was prompted by the Building Environment and Thermal Envelope Council (BETEC) through the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and development by the American Architectural Manufacturers Association (AAMA).