AERC Attachment Energy Ratings in Nashville and Middle Tennessee
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AERC Attachment Energy Ratings

A nonprofit that rates the energy performance of window attachments such as shades, blinds and shutters, helping compare how products affect heat flow.

The Attachments Energy Rating Council is a nonprofit that develops ratings for window attachments, which include cellular shades, roller shades, shutters, blinds and similar products. Its work aims to give a consistent way to compare how an attachment changes heat flow through a window. Homeowners in Nashville who care about comfort and energy can use this kind of information to compare products.

Ratings are useful guides, and the fit of a treatment in your window matters too. A product with a good rating can still leave gaps if it is mounted poorly. We talk about ratings when they are available and explain how mounting, edge gaps and daily use affect real results.

Best for

  • Owners comparing energy features
  • Readers choosing cellular shades
  • Builders and designers
  • Utility program participants
What to know

What defines AERC

Attachment ratings

Compare shades and shutters.

Heat flow

Winter and summer effects.

Product labels

Where available.

Consistent method

A shared way to compare.

Industry use

Makers and builders.

Plain explanation

We translate the terms.

Questions

AERC FAQ

What does AERC rate?

It rates window attachments, such as shades and shutters, for how they affect heat flow through a window.

Does a rating promise savings?

No. Results depend on the window, the fit and the home. We explain what to expect.

Are you affiliated with AERC?

No. We are an independent window treatment company and are not part of AERC. We explain what it publishes in plain language and help you apply it to your own windows.

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