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    Things to Consider When Budgeting for Replacement Windows

    Careful planning is essential when replacing windows, especially when it comes to the budget. A single mistake can lead to overspending. Worse, you may not be able to get the windows you’ve envisioned from the beginning. To make sure you get off on the right foot in this endeavor, keep the following in mind: 

    Things to Consider When Budgeting for Replacement Windows

    Learn About Your Budget Early

    Take the time to learn about your window replacement options and the project’s potential cost. Turn to your friends or colleagues who’ve had their windows replaced recently, and ask them about their budget for it. Knowing the ballpark figure allows you to determine whether this home improvement project fits within your current budget or a financing plan is necessary to get it started.

    Be Realistic About It

    If you are planning your window replacement budget while on a tight budget, be sure to strike the balance between the options available to you. It all depends on what you want. So, if you want to reduce energy consumption with energy-efficient windows, make sure your budget allows you to invest in replacement units that have features like low-emissivity (low-E) glass coatings, insulated frames and double glazing. As far as window style is concerned, see to it that they fit within your home’s architectural style.

    Set Aside Budget for Miscellaneous Expenses

    The price of window removal and disposal should also be taken into account. Although it isn’t a big cost, it is an additional expense that must be taken into consideration when planning a window replacement project. Additionally, it’s a good idea to increase your budget’s bottom line by 10% for contingencies. Any unforeseen events, such as damage to the supporting frame or unexpected repairs during installation, will be covered by this.

    Let Renewal by Andersen® of San Francisco assists you in creating a budget for replacement windows to help get you to prepare for potential costs and can plan for a smooth, stress-free installation.  Talk to one of our design consultants today to discuss your window replacement needs. Call us now at (866) 609-5033, or fill out our contact form for a free consultation. We serve clients in and around San Francisco.

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