It really comes down to whether you like vinyl windows. If you like them, I don't think there is a better window on the market than the Sunrise casement window.

Often times, salesmen of composite and fiberglass windows will try and scare you into thinking vinyl windows will warp and bow. This is simply untrue as long as you buy a good product. Sunrise Verde in triple pane is about as energy efficient as you are going to find in any window without regard to brand or composition.

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You can't go wrong with either.

Well designed vinyl has great performance and can easily stack up against fiberglass (waiting for WindowDog to swoop in).

A majority of the best performing windows on the market today are in vinyl.

What is the right SGHC for your application depends, in large part, on where you are and how the home is orientated and set up.

Standard Low-e will block a bunch of solar heat and how much relative to what you currently are getting depends on profile size, existing glass, type of low-e, number of glazing layers, and options.

Thanks for the replys. I had the Marvin Integrity rep come out to talk about the Integrity and they are recommending them over the Infinity which will save me some cash.

I am looking at the Integrity with the LoE3 glass. I live in the southern area of VA and the front of our home is facing the west.

The Verde seems like a good window too, and that rep is coming out tonight.

I guess we will need to get all the quotes in then compare cost, function and Aesthetics to see which one we go with.