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If your home is old, your windows are probably less efficient than they could be, and they may be allowing drafts into your home, making it less comfortable. Window replacement may seem like a straightforward solution, but will this investment be worthwhile? The guide below explains signs that you need window replacement and how you’ll benefit from it.

Signs That You Should Replace Windows

If your windows are old enough to be single-pane, or if your double-pane windows begin fogging up, you’re losing energy efficiency. Double-pane windows rely on an inert gas like argon sandwiched between two pieces of glass—if the window is fogging, it means the seal has broken and the inert gas has escaped, limiting the beneficial effects such as energy savings and noise reduction.

window replacementIf you constantly feel a draft from the windows, the window frame could be fitting poorly or the window seals may be degrading. Not only do drafts result in energy loss, but they also make your home less comfortable—nobody likes a cold breeze blowing over them while they’re trying to stay warm. Lastly, if you have multiple windows with chips or cracks in the glass, replacement may be your best option.

Benefits of New Windows

Replacing your windows can be a worthwhile investment for multiple reasons. For one, new windows will improve the resale value of your home, up to 70 or 80 percent of the original cost of the windows. You’ll also start to see savings on your monthly energy bill, especially if you choose double-pane windows. Having the window replacement done by a professional ensures that the windows are correctly in place to maximize efficiency.

 

Need window replacement for your home or business? Clear-Vue has been serving the homeowners of Tampa Bay, FL, for over 50 years with window repairs and installation. They pride themselves on expert installation and high-quality window and door brands. To learn more about their inventory, visit their website, and call (727) 726-5386 to get an estimate on your window project.

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