The colder months have arrived, which means you’ll be cranking up the heat soon enough. Unfortunately, this is often associated with an increase in energy costs once the winter kicks in. To avoid relying too much on your home comfort unit for warmth, consider replacing your old windows.
4 Reasons Why Windows Get Drafty
Faulty windows are mostly to blame for drafts. While simple repairs can sometimes solve the issue, in other cases the only solution is to replace the windows completely, especially if they are nearing the end of their lifespan and are showing signs of extensive damage. In this blog, local windows replacement contractor Renewal by Andersen® of Cape Cod takes a look at the four reasons why window drafts occur.
Factors That Affect Window Replacement Costs
Upgrading your windows is one of the best ways to increase the value of your home and enhance your curb appeal at the same time. It’s important to understand the costs behind replacing windows so you can prepare accordingly.
Avoid These Bad Window Maintenance Habits at All Costs
On average, most replacement windows can last 15 to 20 years. This lifespan is affected by a number of different factors, the frame material, the local climate and the whether the windows were properly installed will all impact the lifespan.
Why Wood and Vinyl Windows Warp
Old windows can be hard to open and close. This is usually due to tracks that have warped and bent over time. When this happens, the only recourse is to replace the window. Metal tracks are the most prone to this problem, but wood and vinyl are not invulnerable either.
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