Your home should be cozy in the winter, cool in the summer, and comfortable all year round. Comfort engineering is the practice of selecting the optimal window for each unique part of your home. Since different windows provide different benefits, choosing the most appropriate window can maximize the comfort and efficiency of your home. For instance, if a south-facing window is generating too much heat in your home, you may want to use a Low-E coating that repels heat. On the other hand, a Low-E treatment that generates heat may be your preference for an east-facing bedroom window so the room stays warm in the morning. If you have plans to renovate your home in the near future, or if you’re currently in the middle of a renovation project, be sure to look at your plans from a comfort engineering point of view. Not only will it lead to a…