Seal failure on your windows can significantly affect your home’s overall value, comfort, and energy efficiency. Like most homeowners, you probably aren’t familiar with its signs. However, recognizing them can help you identify a problem sooner and take steps to solve it before any further damage occurs.
Window seal failure can lead to drafts around the assembly. You can notice them when you put your hand near all edges to check if cold or warm air is coming through or a part of your curtain is moving ever so slightly. If not addressed properly, drafts can wreak havoc on your home’s comfort levels, resulting in higher energy bills.
You may also notice that the paint near your windows is peeling, which could be another sign of seal failure. While you often repaint a home at some point during ownership, it can still highlight that there is something wrong with the windows because seal failure often leads to moisture damage.
When window seals fail, more moisture seeps into the space between two pieces of glass. If you notice fog forming in your window panes, it might indicate a seal failure or other breakdown inside the unit. Be vigilant and act fast if you notice window fogging!
Window seal failure can become a major issue if not properly addressed. While repairing the problem can work, it won’t be enough to solve the issue entirely. The next best thing to deal with window seal failure is to invest in replacement windows.
For this, you can reach out to Renewal by Andersen® of Montana. We offer high-quality replacement windows that can withstand the weather conditions in Billings, MT, and the surrounding communities. Give us a call at (406) 259-3944 to learn more about what we can do for you. You can also fill out our convenient online form for a free consultation.
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