Replacing old windows can significantly improve your home’s curb appeal and weather protection. It can also help make indoor spaces more comfortable and reduce energy bills. Read on to learn how.
Energy-Efficient Features
Outdated single-pane windows are more likely to allow outdoor air into your home, making rooms difficult to heat or cool. On the other hand, modern multipane windows offer better insulation and can help you save up to 30% on your energy costs. At Renewal by Andersen® of Denver, we install windows with High-Performance™ Low-E4® glass. With our exclusive Fibrex® material frames and advanced installation methods, they can significantly reduce your heating and cooling bills.
Are you considering selling your property in the future? If so, you will benefit from high-quality and energy-efficient windows and doors. Energy-saving and sustainable home features can attract more potential buyers.
Improved Comfort
The right replacement windows can help keep your living space comfortable all year round. They will keep your HVAC system from working too hard, resulting in more energy savings. You want to choose units with materials suitable for your climate.
More Natural Light
Healthy exposure to natural light can aid vitamin D production. It can help boost your productivity, mood and focus. Getting some sun can also improve sleep quality by regulating your circadian rhythm.
New windows can help brighten your living space by allowing more sunlight indoors. Energy-efficient units with low-emissivity coatings will let the light inside while blocking harmful UV rays. It means they can protect your furnishings and decor against fading.
With new windows, you can increase your home’s energy efficiency, safety, beauty and comfort. Choose Renewal by Andersen of Denver for quality replacement windows and doors. We are one of the area’s most trusted window companies. Call us at (303) 529-3845 (Denver) or (719) 212-1070 (Colorado Springs). You may also fill out our online form to schedule a free consultation. We work with homeowners in Denver and Colorado Springs.
