ProVia is nestled within the rolling hills of Sugarcreek, Ohio, the heart of the nation’s largest Amish population. The company was started in a garage by Bill Mullet more than 35 years ago and has grown into a nationally known manufacturer of high quality storm doors, entry door systems, energy-efficient windows, super polymer vinyl siding and artfully-crafted, manufactured stone. ProVia has built a reputation in the building products industry for quality, old-world craftsmanship and personal care for customers, which extends to every part of our culture.
Now, ProVia’s Online Visualizer helps take the guess-work away!
By providing you with a way to look at typical model homes or your own home with new “skin”, we’ve equipped you with tools to take away the guess-work and anxiety. ProVia product options offer you endless possibilities to create the home of your dreams. Once you have your design created, contact us to receive expert care in finalizing your design project.
Storm Windows
At Evergreen, we sell storm windows from ProVia that are custom built to your specifications with heavy-duty extruded aluminum, ProVia storm windows offer the most in energy efficiency, weather protection and noise reduction. ProVia aluminum storm windows are available in 16 beautiful colors, complementing any style home. Low-E and other glass options increase energy savings. You can learn more about styles and options here, and features & specs here. You may also download the aluminum storm windows brochure here.
Why Choose A Low E-Storm Window?
Save Money and get Quick Payback!
Over 800,000 homes annually have storm windows installed1, with virtually all having clear uncoated glass, reducing the heating load by only 13% with a 10 year simple payback2.
In a recent Chicago study, Low-E storm windows showed marked improvement over the clear glass benefits amounting to an average of 21% heat load reduction and an average payback of 4.5 years2.
Benefits
- Cost effective alternative to total window replacement
- Warmer in winter; average of 21% heat load reduction2
- Cooler in summer; reduces solar heat gain
- NAHB Research Center, 2006 Consumer Practices Survey, 2006
- S. Craig Drumheller – NAHB Research Center, Christian Kohler – Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Stefanie Minen – Utilvate Technologies, Field Evaluation of Low-E Storm Windows, 2007
