3 Sneaky Ways That Replacement Windows

Cost You Money

Are your hard earned dollars seemingly flying out the window?

Replacement windows are indeed money savers, but there are several sneaky ways where they can actually

cost you money in the long run.

Bottom dollar and old replacement windows are a couple culprits

But there are other sneaky ways that replacement windows cost homeowners money, such as . . .

1. Broken Window Locks

Your window locks act as a sealer and suction your window closed

If your window locks are broken or not aligning properly, your replacement windows cost you both money and energy

2. No Insulated Glazing or Gas

Did you opt out on energy saving features such as Low-E or Argon gas?

After all, who will miss a little bit of invisible glazing or gas?

Their absence is bound to show up on your energy bill

Your replacement windows cost you money when you opt out of energy

saving features

3. Incorrect Installation

Bad replacement window installation can lead to rotting

around the window and invite water into your home

The most energy efficient window can lose its benefits if its not

properly installed

Your replacement windows cost you money when they aren't installed

properly in the first place

So how can you get your replacement windows to save you

money?

Consider windows as an investment and avoid cutting too many corners

Choose windows that are certified by Energy Star

Ensure that your replacement window company employs

experienced contractors

Educate yourself on energy saving features

Ask your replacement window company for tips on getting the most out of your windows—including money savings.

So, are your replacement windows costing you money?

Contact us for your free replacement window inspection. All

you have to do is click here.