Monday, December 12, 2011

Tax Credit for Energy Efficient Windows

This is off of the energy star website.  This tax credit expires on 12/31/11

If you had windows installed this year, or are getting them installed before the end of this month, make sure you take advantage of this tax credit. 

 

 

2011 Tax Credit


On December 17, 2010, President Barack Obama signed into law the Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization, and Job Creation Act of 2010. Under this law, homeowners may claim a tax credit for the purchase of energy-efficient windows, doors, and skylights.

To be eligible for the credit, windows, doors, and skylight must


Homeowners may receive a tax credit equal to 10% of the product cost (installation may NOT be included) up to

  • $200 for eligible windows and skylights
  • $500 for eligible doors

Homeowners may receive no more than $500 total for all energy efficiency tax credits. These caps are also the new "lifetime limits" for the taxable years of 2006 to 2011. If you claimed an energy efficiency credit in a previous taxable year, please consult a tax professional to determine your remaining eligibility for this credit.

Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Spectrum Glass                http://www.spectrumglass.com/AAG/index.html

Every window is an opportunity. Privacy panels or French doors. Entry sidelights. Cabinets that could offer an inviting glimpse into what lies behind. Every window is an opportunity for architectural expression. Whether you seek the dramatic or the subtle, Spectrum’s Glass for the Home offers an unparalleled designer’s palette.

Spectrum brings its heritage of creating premium art glass to a new array of aesthetic textures for your home. A choice above ordinary patterned glass, these attractive sheets make a distinctive statement in your cabinetry or windows. The choices are yours: to obscure or enhance; to draw the eye with sparkling drama or surround with a soothing blanket of privacy.

 A little more than the cost of plain glass, the windows and cabinetry in your home become a subtle architectural accent.
© 2011 Spectrum Glass Company, Inc
Superior glass is proud to be a supplier of Spectrum Glass Products.

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

PATTERNED GLASS

PATTERNED GLASS IS GLASS WHOSE SURFACE HAS  BEEN IMPRINTED WITH A TEXTURE OR A PATTERN WHILE THE GLASS IS STILL IN A MOLTEN STATE. 

PATTERNED GLASS ALSO KNOWN AS TEXTURED OR OBSCURE GLASS CAN BE USED IN SHOWER AND TUB ENCLOSURES.  IT CAN BE USED IN CABINET DOORS AND ENTRY WAYS,  MOST PATIO FURNITURE IS PATTERNED GLASS.

IT CAN BE TEMPERED  OR LAMINATED


PATTERNED GLASS OPENS A WHOLE NEW DIMENSION WHEN DESIGNING A GLASS PROJECT.   
STOP IN TO LOOK AT SOME OF THE EXCITING PATTERNS AVAILABLE IN TEXTURED AND  DECORATIVE GLASS.

Monday, May 9, 2011

Glass Shop in Concrd, Ca.

Welcome to the Superior Glass blog. A little bit about our company. We are a small family owned glass shop located in Concord, California.  We do all kinds of glass with the exception of Auto glass.  If you need glass for a picture frame, or a new bathroom mirror, we can help.  Broken windows are fixed with ease and insulated double pane glass can be replaced with out much trouble.   If your windows are old and drafty, we can replace them with new energy-efficient ones.  And if you just want to get them working properly, we can replace or repair the existing hardware.   If your Patio Door  doesn't slide the way it used to, you may want to consider replacing the rollers.   And if there is no hope for the old door, we can replace it with a new one.  
How about a glass top to protect your table or dresser?  Or maybe brighten
up your entryway with a new decorative glass pattern. 
Kitchen Cabinets can take on a whole new look with clear or textured glass inserts. 
And what about your shower door.  Does it need a little tweaking?  We can repair or replace it. 
check us out on line at  http://superiorglassconcord.com  , or stop by our show room at  2570 Cloverdale Avenue # 9, in Concord, CA,   Call us at 925-685-9298.

Check in from time to time and we will  post the latest in glass news.