When investing in replacement windows, energy efficiency isn’t the only thing that matters—aesthetics are also important. Renewal by Andersen® of Westchester and Fairfield County, the top provider of Renewal by Andersen in CT, is here to help. Here, we discuss the ideal window styles to complement common Connecticut homes.

What sets Renewal by Andersen® apart from other door and window manufacturing companies? The answer is our “Renewal by Andersen Difference”—that is, our commitment to ensuring that customers like you receive impeccable service. Here are five qualities of our services and products that enable us to achieve complete customer satisfaction:

Windows are important investments because they play a key role in boosting your home’s curb appeal, comfort, and energy efficiency. That’s why they need to receive the utmost care and attention through the years. If your windows are old and are in need of constant repair, consider investing in a replacement.

Each home is unique. That’s why you need to pick the right windows to complement your design and structure. As the leading provider of top-quality replacement windows in Connecticut, Renewal by Andersen® of Westchester and Fairfield offers beautiful specialty windows. They come in different sizes, shapes, and color that will match your architecture.

As industry leaders, we have a huge role to play in protecting our environment. According to studies, the average American home emits more carbon than the average automobile. It also uses more energy. To help make homes more sustainable and environment-friendly, Renewal by Andersen® and our parent company, Andersen® Corporation, participate in numerous third-party programs. […]

Windows can greatly affect the overall appeal of your home. One of their many benefits is that they can give you a great view of the outdoors, while letting natural lighting in. Renewal by Andersen® talks about the ways our windows in CT can influence your home’s interior.

Condensation is a natural phenomenon when the excess moisture in warm air turns into water droplets on colder surfaces. You normally see this on your windows, yet it remains almost a complete mystery.

The term “passive” can refer to designs that operate without needing human or mechanical assistance. For example, passive ventilation can be possible by correct window positioning, while plants can be passively watered with a simple reservoir-based watering system.

Your home’s air quality is important to your health and well-being. Different factors affect indoor air quality, including poor ventilation, mold caused by moisture, and harmful chemicals used in your furnishings. In light of these, you should find ways to improve air quality to prevent health issues. Let Renewal by Andersen® of Westchester and Fairfield […]