Texas Homeowners Face Record Cooling Bills: Multi-Glass of Texas Marks 41 Years Delivering Solar and Bug Screen Solutions Across Spring and Kingwood
Nov 14, 2026
As Texas households grapple with climbing summer energy bills, Multi-Glass of Texas marks its 41st year in business by expanding solar and bug screen services across Spring and Kingwood, offering homeowners a cost-effective way to reduce heat gain and lower monthly utility costs.
Spring, Texas, United States, November 14, 2026 -- Texas summers rank among the most demanding in the country for residential energy use. The average Texas household pays $186.21 per month in electricity costs, according to data from Choose Texas Power. This figure is among the highest monthly averages in the nation. During peak summer months, bills rise further as air conditioning systems run continuously against constant heat.
In the Houston metropolitan area, including Spring and Kingwood, homes with unprotected windows absorb solar radiation through the glass, raising indoor temperatures and forcing cooling equipment to run longer and harder. For households that haven't addressed window heat gain, the financial burden increases throughout the summer.
The case for exterior shading is backed by federal research. According to DOE-sponsored field studies published by the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, exterior window attachments can reduce whole-home summer cooling costs. For Texas homeowners paying above-average electricity bills, this reduction ensures they can make annual savings. It is against this backdrop that Multi-Glass of Texas is expanding its solar and bug screen services in its 41st year of continuous operation.
Multi-Glass of Texas has earned recognition as the best glass shop in both Spring and Kingwood. The firm's solar screen line is built on SunTex fabric, a vinyl-coated polyester mesh engineered to block a measured percentage of incoming solar radiation while maintaining outward visibility and allowing air circulation.
Screens are available in 70, 80, and 90% shade ratings. A 90% screen allows only 10% of the sun's light through the glass, while a 70% screen reduces heat gain while preserving more natural light indoors. All screens are custom-fitted to each window opening and installed by the firm's own crew. Colors are available to match a home's exterior siding.
Bug screens are available as a standalone product or in combination with solar screens. The dual-function option blocks insects and airborne debris while allowing ventilation and daylight into the home. This screen is a practical choice for households that want to keep windows open during moderate weather without compromising comfort or cleanliness.
Additional benefits across both product lines include daytime privacy, glare reduction on screens and displays, and protection of interior furnishings from UV-related fading. The firm provides free quotes and serves customers in Spring, Kingwood, and surrounding communities. Maintenance requires only occasional cleaning with mild soap and water.
About the company: Multi-Glass of Texas is a Spring and Kingwood, Texas-based glass and screen company celebrating its 41st year in business in 2026. The firm has received awards as the best glass shop in both Spring and Kingwood and operates under the motto 'Our Best is the Least We can do.' Services include solar screens, bug screens, and custom glass solutions.
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Name: Chuck Link
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Organization: Multi-Glass of Texas LLC
Address: 17701 W Strack Dr Spring Texas 77379
Phone: (281) 257-0099
Website: https://multiglassoftexas.com/
Release ID: 89209621
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