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    • Why You Should Choose Energy-Efficient Replacement Windows

    Why You Should Choose Energy-Efficient Replacement Windows

    There is an overabundance of window options available on the market today. Replacement windows come in a wide variety of materials, styles, colors and sizes that make it challenging to pick one that is right for your house.

    When canvassing for replacement windows, don’t just consider the color, size and price. A good quality window has to do more than just beautify your home. In order to protect your home for years to come, it has to be sturdy, capable of withstanding the elements and long-lasting.

    Another factor to consider is that they should be able to help you with your energy expenses. Superior replacement windows are made with energy-efficient materials that help you stay warm during the winter and keep you cool during the summer. Properly fitted, these types of windows will prevent cool or warm air from escaping through gaps and cracks. This means less work for your heating and cooling systems so you’re not losing precious dollars on utility expenses.

    Here at Renewal by Andersen® of Westchester, we know how difficult it can be finding the right replacement windows for your home. As your local expert on windows in CT, we are here to make sure you get the best quality replacement windows that fit your home.

    Andersen replacement windows are used in over 200, 000 homes in the United States. They are unmatched in the industry in terms of durability, beauty, and above all, energy efficiency.

    RbA frames are made of Fibrex®, an advanced composite material made from 40% reclaimed wood fiber. Fibrex is designed to replicate the strength of wood, and low-maintenance features of top-grade vinyl. Unlike wood, it does not expand or contract in changing temperatures. It’s not vulnerable to mold, rot and mildew, either.

    Fibrex frames don’t warp or crack. Like vinyl, they don’t need to be painted on or scraped just to be kept in excellent shape. When installed properly, they prevent air leaks so you don’t have to worry about overworking your heating and cooling systems.

    With an innovative combination of Fibrex and High-Performance™ Low-E4® glass, our replacement windows are guaranteed to keep you warm in winter and cool in summer without the need to keep your furnace or air-conditioning system running all day long.

    When it’s time to get rid of your faulty or damaged windows, trust only Renewal by Andersen of Westchester with the job. Our expert team of installers will make sure your beautiful, durable, and energy-efficient CT windows are installed properly so they can protect you and your home for a long time. Give us a call today at (866) 609-5033 for a free estimate on our replacement windows.

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