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    • All About Energy Efficiency, Part 1: The Impact of Windows

    All About Energy Efficiency, Part 1: The Impact of Windows

    Gone are the days when windows were just another way to spiff up your home. The truth is that window quality can affect everything from your bills to your comfort, and it pays to be well-informed.

    Energy efficient windows

    Don’t Spend on Old Windows

    According to the Department of Energy, the biggest chunk of household budgets are spent on air-conditioning and heating. It makes sense to spend only as much as you need, yet many homeowners hamper this by staying with their old windows.

    A lot of people think that merely repairing their old windows is cost-effective, but the truth is quite the opposite. Old windows warp and fail to insulate your home. They let in drafts and allow expensive energy to leak. These also let in moisture, introduce too much heat, and require frequent maintenance. When these happen, it’s time to consider Connecticut replacement windows.

    Energy-Efficient Windows and Savings

    Where old windows fail, our windows succeed. Our replacement windows in CT are made with vinyl which doesn’t crack, rot, or warp, so maintenance expenses are kept to a minimum.

    In addition, our patented Fibrex® material enables modern windows to contract and expand with your home depending on the weather. This spells superior insulation so that expensive energy stays inside your home while drafts and moisture are kept outside.

    Advanced window glass technology also means that light enters your home without raising internal heat. All of these ensure that your air conditioning doesn’t work so hard, meaning you consume less energy and spend even less on your bills.

    Energy-Efficient Windows and Comfort

    Lastly, our replacement windows in Connecticut play a vital role in keeping your home pleasant to live in. With their incredible insulation, our Renewal by Andersen® windows keep your home warm in winter and cool in the summer.

    They also keep out unwanted noise to create a peaceful sanctuary for your household. Finally, they let in light without trapping in heat, therefore brightening up your home and giving you wonderful views.

    It might be hard to believe that so many benefits can come from something as simple as replacing your windows, yet it’s all true. Learn more about energy-efficient windows by reading the second half of this two-part blog, or call Renewal by Andersen of Westchester and Fairfield County today at (866) 609-5033!

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