Just like your sliding patio door, your windows aren’t made to last forever. Once you notice that your windows are getting less efficient, you should consider getting new ones. When that time comes, make sure to hire a skilled window installer.
Read on to find out when you need to get new windows.
Even the best windows will start to weaken when they are approaching the end of their lifespan. Residential windows usually last between 15 to 20 years. However, when you maintain your windows regularly, it can reach past their estimated lifespan. When your units are at least two decades old, you should think about getting new ones.
Increase in Energy Bills – You’ll notice an increase in your energy bills once your windows have become inefficient. Outdated single-pane windows can allow outside air to enter your home and cool air to escape. As a result, your HVAC system needs to work hard to warm or cool your home. The more energy your heating and cooling system consumes, the higher your utility bills will be.
Damaged or Rotted Frames – Wood windows are prone to water-related damage, such as rot. It’s not only unsightly but can also result in air leaks. At Renewal by Andersen® of Rapid City, our window feature Fibrex® material, which is guaranteed not to rot, peel, chip, or crack. You can count on us for quality window and door replacement services.
Difficult Operation – When your windows become unbalanced or the foundation settles, the units can get jammed or fall closed very easily. Consider replacing hard-to-operate windows to maintain the safety and comfort of your home.
At Renewal by Andersen® of Rapid City you can rely on us for your replacement window and French doors installation. Call us at (605) 341-7831 or fill out our contact form to schedule a free consultation. We work with homeowners in Spearfish, SD, and areas around South Dakota.
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