WINDOW REPLACEMENT
DO YOUR WINDOWS OPERATE PROPERLY?
Windows that don’t open can be a safety hazard if a window is required to get out of the house during an emergency. If a windows won’t stay open and falls shut, they are often propped up and can be dangerous - especially for with little ones running around!
NOTICE LEAKS OR DRAFTS NEAR WINDOWS?
Deterioration of windows will result in drafty windows that allows cool or hot air into your home and increases your power bill. If the seal is allowing air in, it most likely is allowing water in as well. Water damage can be expensive and may lead to mold issues.
IS THERE CONDENSATION IN YOUR WINDOW?
Condensation is normal and happens all the time! But if condensation is between your glass panes, that means your window seal has failed. Once a sealed insulating glass unit is compromised, your window will not insulate properly. Ever stood near a exterior window and immediately feel the cold air outside? That’s a problem!
IS YOUR HOME TOO HOT OR TOO COLD?
Does your HVAC unit seem to be running all the time? While there are several reasons why your system struggles to maintain a temperature in your home, but don’t overlook your windows as a possible cause of the problem. If your HVAC system runs constantly, so is your power meter! Heat gain and heat loss through windows are responsible for 25% – 30% of residential heating and cooling energy use.
ARE YOUR WINDOWS 20+ YEARS OLD?
If your windows seem to be “flakey” or even feel rotten - new windows made from PVC material may be a great option to give your home a facelift AND make sure your windows will never rot again!
REPLACE YOUR WINDOWS TODAY!
Upgrade your home’s energy efficiency, security, and curb appeal in one fell swoop with our professional window installation services!
Allowing our team of expert installers will ensure that your new windows are precisely installed to provide:
- Energy efficiency for reduced utility costs
- Improved security and safety features
- Enhanced overall aesthetic appeal
- Increased natural light and ventilation
