Video Blog: How to Tell If You Need New Windows

When you decide to have Renewal by Andersen® windows installed, you can be sure of four things: on-time completion, prompt services, courteous attitude, and a clean workspace. Most homeowners, however, aren’t too sure when it’s time to change their windows. How do you know when it’s time to call your trusted window contractor?

 

This video shows the telltale signs homeowners need to keep an eye on.

Draft

This is perhaps the number one reason that makes homeowners come to their trusted window contractor. Windows that leak cold air in the winter or hot air during the summer make homes uncomfortable. As a result, your HVAC systems work harder than they need to and you end up paying for higher energy costs.

Condensation Buildup

This warning sign means that the seal has broken and isn’t capable of giving proper insulation any longer. You’ll want to replace your windows soon as they’re likely to get damaged, warped, or broken because of excessive moisture buildup.

Functional Issues

Another surefire sign that you need replacement windows is when you can’t open and shut them properly anymore. This issue defeats their very purpose and can cause problems with safety and energy efficiency.

Age

Old and dated windows, simply put, make your home look ugly. Aside from the obvious issue of aesthetic appeal, they are more likely susceptible to show signs of wear and tear over the years.  It’s time to replace your windows when they have served their purpose well beyond the expected life span.

Renewal by Andersen® window products are a cut above those available on the market. Made of Fibrex® material, a wood polymer composite, it’s a tough product that’s guaranteed to last. On top of that, it also doesn’t require maintenance whatsoever.

You can trust Billings’ window company of choice. Renewal by Andersen® of Montana has a wide array of window styles and functional patio doors. Call us at (406) 259-3944 for quick, easy, and affordable window and door installations. We serve multiple areas in Montana, including Billings.