
A $2.8B data center build on Pine Street has Spartanburg locals weighing new windows. Renewal by Andersen is pitching noise-reducing windows as work continues.
Renewal by Andersen is marketing replacement windows to Spartanburg, S.C., homeowners who are dealing with noise from a $2.8 billion data center campus going up at 4000 South Pine Street. The company issued a release Aug. 18 promoting year-round installations as a way to cut construction noise.
The campus is being built for Valara Holdings and NorthMark Strategies, according to the release. Neighbors near the site are contending with near-constant construction noise and heavy truck traffic, and some have complained about bright overnight lighting. The development has also drawn lawsuits over how it was permitted and whether residents received adequate notice, the release said. Some nearby homeowners have reported windows rattling from on-site equipment, the release said.
Renewal by Andersen describes itself as one of the top-rated window replacement companies serving Spartanburg. Its pitch is that tightly sealed frames and insulated glass limit sound transfer, so new windows can reduce exterior noise and restore indoor quiet. The company builds its frames from Fibrex composite material, which it says resists rot and warping. Its glass is High Performance Low-E4, designed to block UV rays and help hold indoor temperatures steady. All product lines meet ENERGY STAR efficiency standards.
Modern window construction, including tightly sealed frames and insulated glass, limits the amount of exterior sound that transfers indoors, according to the release. The release advised homeowners weighing replacement during heavy nearby construction to prioritize durability and noise reduction. The company said installations are available year-round for homeowners who want to address the disruption now.
Renewal by Andersen makes and installs custom replacement windows and doors for customers across the Carolinas. The release did not include pricing or lead times. No completion date for the data center was given.
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