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    Beautify Your Castle with Energy Efficient Windows

    Your home is your castle. It’s a place of safety, comfort and expresses your lifestyle. Since it’s also your greatest investment it makes sense to save money while increasing its value. Installing Energy efficient windows is a great way to do that while adding beauty to your home. Below are a few more reasons to consider energy-efficient windows.

    HVAC
    In addition to saving you money on your heating and cooling bills, energy-efficient windows also lower your HVAC costs. A HVAC system circulate and regulate the air’s temperature in your home. This system controls the peak cooling and heating load. The loads are the determining factor for the furnace, air pump and fans installation. Energy efficient windows reduces how hard the HVAC system operates to provide your home with maximum comfort.

    Double-Hung Windows
    To further enhance your home’s efficiency consider double-hung windows. Double-Hung windows that use casements, hinged on the side. They are functional, durable, sliding up and down to provide ventilation. These windows add beauty to any room and perfect for kitchens, walkways and decks due to their design.

    Reduce Fading
    Glass in a conventional window blocks any UV rays below 300 nm (nanometers) however transmits rays ranging between 300-380 nm. Materials such as carpet, paintings and fabric will become faded over time due to sunlight exposure. Replacing double pane windows with Renewal by Andersen Michigan High-Performance Low-E4 block up to 95 percent of UV rays year around.

    Factors to Consider
    Before having your windows installed there are a few factors to consider such as:

    • Select design based on the energy-efficient rating in the windows

    • A reputable Installation company with proper certification

    • Does the product come with the warranty and what does the warranty cover?

    Installing energy-efficient windows will enhance the beauty of your castle and increase its value. If you are looking for quality and professionals who take pride in their work you’ve come to the right place. Renewal by Andersen of Greater Michigan cares about the safety of our customers and are environmentally conscious. We make all windows and doors from high-performance products rated, certified and labeled by the National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC). Whether classic or contemporary we have a style that is perfect for you. Contact us today for your free consultation and don’t forget to ask about our monthly specials.

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