Throughout the year windows that are worn out will increase energy costs. The loss of heating or cooling due to worn out windows can increase energy costs by 20% or more. If a window becomes foggy, it is a sign the seal on the window is no longer functional. It is also a sign the window is no longer energy efficient. Residential Windows in Lawrence Kansas can improve energy savings throughout the year. It can also eliminate drafts that can come from a window. In addition to improving energy savings, there won’t be a need to put plastic up through the winter months or keep all of the drapes or blinds drawn in an attempt to keep the unwanted cold air out.
Even in older homes, custom-fit windows can be installed to maintain the architectural design of the home. Quality Residential Windows in Lawrence Kansas can increase the value of the home as well as the curb appeal. Vinyl windows are the most popular windows on the market. The vinyl windows do not need to be painted or stained. If any dirt gets on the frame, a gentle cleaner and soft rag can easily wipe away the dirt. If air pollution or road dirt get on the outside of the window, it can be easily washed away in the same fashion as the inside or sprayed with a regular garden hose.
Vinyl windows will not swell and stick during the humid summer months. They will not leave a puddle of water on the window ledge from condensation. If a homeowner has southern exposure windows in their home that are fading furniture, carpeting, or drapes, they should consider having Low-E glass installed in new windows. This type of glass helps to prevent harmful UV rays from entering a home. There is also a gas that can be installed between the panes of glass to help with the energy efficiency of the window throughout the year. Double-hung windows permit a homeowner to clean the window from inside of the house instead of standing on a ladder outside. For more information on residential windows, contact us and find out what type of quality windows will improve your home.
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