In developed countries, the population is rapidly aging—which means more people over 60 years old will soon outnumber any other age demographic. And while developed nations will feel the brunt of this first, like the United States, other countries will follow suit.
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Condensation happens when warm air, which carries more water vapor, comes in contact with either colder air or a colder surface. As a result, the water the former carries becomes liquid, which manifests as precipitation (when it touches cold air) or as beads of water on a cold surface, such as windows or a glass of cold …
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Replacing your old windows can give you many benefits. Apart from giving your home a facelift, having new windows installed helps increase your property’s overall value and boost your home’s energy efficiency. As with most home improvement projects, you’ll have to prepare not just yourself but also your home.
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A well-designed home is not just about having the right interior elements to match your home’s architectural style. It should also have the correct window placement so you can lower your heating costs during fall and winter and enjoy a cool interior during summer.
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One of the important things you need to consider when choosing double-hung or sliding windows for your home improvement project is the units’ energy performance ratings. The U-factor and the solar heat gain coefficient (SGHS) are the most common, both of which indicate the windows’ ability to insulate and regulate heat loss.
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If there’s one season in which keeping an eye on your home’s windows and doors is imperative, it’s winter. The drastic drop in temperatures, coupled with occasional snowstorms, can adversely affect their year-round performance. If not taken care of, expect your windows and doors to deteriorate early in their lifespan and compromise your home’s comfort …
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A design consultation is the first step to take when you’re planning a window replacement project. With Renewal by Andersen® of Montana, design consultations are free, designed to help us get to know your home and needs, giving us the opportunity to address them exactly.
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If you are living in an older home, you may still have windows with single-pane glass. However, virtually all modern windows sold for new construction and replacement showcase a form of sealed glazing. These types of windows are commonly known as insulated glass units (IGUs) or insulated windows. After some time, the seals on your …
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A replacement window is more than an additional trinket for your home. A reliable and energy-efficient window can enhance the architectural look of your exterior and improve the functionality and comfort of your living space. This is why Renewal by Andersen® of Montana is committed to providing you with the best window replacement experience that you can …
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Your living room is the place where you gather and unwind. It also serves as a reception room for guests like relatives, friends and neighbors. This popular area for lounging is often the focal point of a home. It is important to choose elements that can enhance the beauty and function of this space, including windows. Here …
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