Tag: window replacement

Energy-Efficient Windows FAQs

If you’re shopping for new windows these days, you’ll notice that energy-efficient windows are quite popular among contractors, design consultants, and other homeowners. The name itself can give you a good idea of what these windows are. However, you probably still have some questions about them. Renewal by Andersen® of Montana, a trusted provider of window …

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Tips to Improve the Interior Trim of Your Windows

Whether you’re installing double-hung or sliding windows in your home, your windows play a huge role in maintaining or improving your home’s overall curb appeal. With that in mind, it’s best that you pick a window that’s pleasing to the eye and one way you can accomplish this is by properly applying an interior trim …

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Window Replacement: How Many Should You Replace?

Scheduling your upcoming window replacement project is a fairly straightforward endeavor, with the only hurdles being finding the right time frame or choosing the right window style. But here’s a question you probably haven’t asked yourself yet: how many windows should you replace?

Should You Add Grilles to Your Windows?

Some homeowners think that the grilles are a fairly recent addition to windows. However, it may surprise some to know that they’ve actually been a part of windows since the early 17th century. This is because when the settlers of Jamestown were exporting glass back to London, they needed to ship them back in smaller …

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What Do NFRC Window Labels Mean?

The ENERGY STAR® label makes it easier to determine which products are energy-efficient. However, if you’re keen on knowing the specific details of what makes windows or sliding doors energy-efficient, you should take a look at the NFRC label.

Window Condensation in Winter: Should You Be Concerned?

You probably notice your windows sweating more than usual as soon as the temperatures drop. Instinct would likely tell you to wipe them down, especially when they’re excessively wet. If this situation persists and becomes too cumbersome, you might have a condensation problem.

Passive Heating in Winter: Tips for an Energy-Efficient Home

The winter season can be brutal, especially to your heating bills, so here are some things you can do to reduce its impact on your energy consumption. Renewal by Andersen® of Montana, a dependable provider of casement windows and other window styles, shares tips on how you can use passive heating during the colder months.

Window Mullions and Window Muntins: What’s the Difference?

Mullions and muntins are often used interchangeably, but it’s interesting to note that these two features are distinct from each other. Renewal by Andersen® of Montana, a top-rated provider of sliding windows, discusses the difference between muntins and mullions.

Taking Care of Your Insulated Windows

Heat loss mostly occurs in the windows of your home. This problem can be prevented by investing in double-pane or insulated windows. The space between the layers of glass is filled with gas, providing added insulation.

How Are Single- and Double-Hung Windows Different?

Single- and double-hung windows are the most iconic window styles of all time. They may appear the same at a distance, but they have significant differences.