Window assessment

1. High Electricity Bill 

Some homes have windows that lack proper insulation. This causes your air conditioning or heating systems to work harder.  Save money and keep those drafts from coming in by opting for double or triple-pane windows.  Aluminum windows are more energy-efficient and designed to help prevent air transferring in and out of your home.

2. Visible Damage or Moisture on your window 

If the frames are cracked or decaying .Any moisture on the glass panels, condensation or build-up between the panes or if you can hear the wind whistling on a stormy night, it’s probably time to replace your windows.

3. Opening or Closing your windows

The buildup of dirt and dust, a spring that is too tight or a problem with the roller system can be the reason why it’s hard to open or close your windows. 

4. An Updated Look

Your windows are one of the most notable features of your home. You should consider replacing them if you don’t like the style anymore. Modern looking and energy-efficient windows will add value to your home while upgrading your curb appeal.

5. If your windows aren’t offering enough protection from outside noise, it’s a  sign you need to replace them. Single-pane windows will transfer sound vibrations from the outdoors into your house more easily than double or triple-pane models. 

How Long Do Windows Last?

Depending on the type of window you’re investing in, there are slightly different life expectancies. Double-paned windows can last up to 20 years, while fiberglass can last up to 40. Aluminum windows fall in between these ranges, with an average lifespan of about 30 years. Roofing