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    • How Getting Rid of Drafts Will Help You Save Money Over Time

    How Getting Rid of Drafts Will Help You Save Money Over Time

    The cold season can take its toll on your home in the form of drafts. Drafts, in huge amounts, don’t just jeopardize your comfort, but your energy consumption as well. As soon as cold air gets inside your house, your natural reaction would be to use your heater for a longer period. Recurrent and extended use of heating systems can swell up your energy bill over time. Why tolerate drafts in your home when a lasting solution is at hand?

    As your Connecticut windows expert, we can help you get rid of drafts in a practical way.

    Getting Rid of Drafts

    In order to eliminate drafts in your home, you first need to find where they actually originate. Usually, any holes or gaps in your windows and doors are primary culprits. But here are other areas you can check for drafts:

    • Check for cracks along the edges of your flooring and baseboards.
    • Look for any openings between walls and ceilings.
    • Find out if your electrical outlets and switch plates have any slits or holes.
    • Inspect the sealing or weather-stripping around your windows and doors.
    • Examine your fireplace, attic hatches, and air conditioners.

    Other areas where cold air can penetrate are dryer vents, fans, pipes, foundation seals, and more. Get ahead of your draft problem through regular home inspection and maintenance. We at Renewal by Andersen® of Westchester have a couple of tips to help you get rid of the presence of drafts in your home: (1)You can use covers when not using your fireplace, and (2) another device you can use is a door sweep, to prevent air from seeping through your doorway.

    The Long-Term Solution

    For a lasting solution, it would be wise to replace your windows, especially if they are old and under performing. Our windows here at Renewal by Andersen of Westchester are designed to give all-out protection against leaks and drafts. You won’t find more durable and reliable windows than those that we manufacture with our very own Fibrex® composite material. Fibrex combines the stability and strength of wood with the low-maintenance feature of vinyl.

    The advanced manufacturing process behind Fibrex provides outstanding energy efficiency, beauty, and maintainability, perfect for homeowners with busy schedules. Stop struggling with poorly functioning windows that can’t keep drafts outside of your home. Give us a call today at (866) 609-5033 for replacement windows in Connecticut that are built to last. For a FREE in-home consultation, simply fill out our online contact form.

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