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Ultimate Window Replacement Guide

Replacing your windows can be tricky if you don't know what to look for. Check out our extensive guide on how to choose the best replacement windows for your home.

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Ultimate Window Replacement Guide

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  1. Important Factors to Consider • The different styles of replacement windows available • Which window material is best for your home? • The energy efficiency qualities of replacement windows • Costs of replacement windows • Window installation • How to choose the right window replacement company

  2. The Different Styles of Windows There are many different styles of replacement windows to choose from. We’ll go over each style and how they can benefit your home. Double Hung Windows Double hung is the most common style of window you’ll see. They feature two operable sashes that open and close vertically as well as tilt in for easy cleaning. They look and work great in any room. Sliding Windows Another popular style is the sliding window. They can be made as either a 2 section or 3 section slider. Sliding windows open and close horizontally along a track and are great for hard to reach areas such as above the kitchen sink.

  3. Styles of Windows Cont. Casement Windows Casement windows are hinged at the side and open outward using a crank. The provide excellent views and ventilation. Picture Windows Picture windows are inoperable, fixed windows that offer amazing views and natural light. They’re often used in combination with other styles. Bow and Bay Windows Bow windows are made from any combination of 3-5 picture, double hung or casement windows. Bay windows are made with a large picture window flanked by either casement or double hung windows on either side. Garden Windows Garden windows extend beyond your home’s exterior and create a small shelving area that can be used for plants, decorations or anything you see fit.

  4. Styles of Windows Cont. Architectural Windows Architectural windows are inoperable windows that come in many different shapes and sizes including circles, half-circles, hexagons, trapezoids and more. Awning Windows Awning windows are hinged at the top and open outwards and allow you to ventilate your home even during rainy weather. Basement Windows Basement windows, also known as hopper windows, are hinged at the bottom and open inwards. They allow you to provide air circulation and natural light into an otherwise dark area.

  5. Which Material Is Best? Why Vinyl Is the Way to Go Vinyl windows are becoming the most popular window material for good reason. Unlike wood and aluminum, vinyl will never warp, rot, dent, crack or swell when exposed to harsh weather situations. Plus, they’re virtually maintenance free. You’ll never have to worry about painting or staining your vinyl windows. They’ll only require a good cleaning every once in a while. Vinyl windows are constructed with insulated and reinforced frames and have argon gas filled glass for maximum energy efficiency. You’ll save money every month on your heating and cooling bills when you replace your windows with vinyl.

  6. Energy Efficiency Is Key Low-E Glass Low-E glass is an important feature to have. This coating helps reflect heat and UV-rays to help keep your home comfortable. It also helps with preventing your furniture from fading. Argon Gas Argon gas is pumped in between the panes and creates another barrier for insulation. It helps keep unwanted heat from entering your home. Multi-Chamber Construction Windows with this kind of construction are better able to withstand weather extremes. Multi-chamber construction adds to the window’s insulating qualities as well as maximizes strength and durability.

  7. Cost of Replacement Windows How Is Cost Determined? Replacement windows are priced based on a number of factors. First off, vinyl windows will be your least expensive option in both the short run and long run. Factors such as the style, features and size will determine the cost of replacement windows. There can’t really be a set in stone price considering every home is different and homeowners may want different options than others. The installation will also factor into the cost of replacement windows. This is an area that shouldn’t be undervalued. We’ll explain more on the next slide.

  8. Window Installation Why Is Installation So Important? The most important factor to consider when replacing your windows is the installation. Without proper installation, your windows won’t perform the way they should. That’s why it’s best left to the professionals. When you choose a company like Feldco, you’ll have the assurance of knowing your windows will be installed correctly. All your installers will be factory trained and certified with the necessary experience to get the job done right.

  9. Choosing the Right Company How to Find the Right Window Replacement Company Choosing the right window replacement company comes down to a few key factors. One of the first things you should check is if the company is licensed and insured. Another important factor is how long they’ve been in business for. If a company has been around for a while, you know that they’re reputable and you can count on them to stick around. For example, Feldco has been serving the Midwest for over 40 years and homeowners across the Midwest trust us for quality window replacement. One more key factor to consider is if they offer a warranty. You want to choose a company that stands by their product and will cover anything that may go wrong.

  10. Interested In More? Want to Learn More About Home Improvement? We’ve been a leading home improvement company in the Midwest since 1976. Our team of professionals wants to spread the knowledge of home exterior remodeling. Check out our blog for more articles on all things windows, siding and doors as well as various remodeling tips and tricks! Visit Our Blog

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