I am thinking of replacing the windows in my house, but I cannot understand how justified this is. The old ones are still holding up, but there are drafts and it is cold in winter. Will new windows really provide significant savings on heating? Or is this just a fashion, and the difference will be minimal?
Replies sorted oldest to newest
New windows can significantly reduce heat loss, especially if the old ones are already leaking air. But much depends on the quality of installation and the windows themselves.
Installing new windows is not just a trend, but a way to improve the energy efficiency of your home. Modern double- or triple-glazed windows help reduce heat loss and lower heating costs. In addition, proper installation plays a key role. For example, UBrothers Construction uses modern installation technologies, which ensures maximum tightness. They offer window replacement in siding sudbury https://ubrothersconstruction....e-renovation-sudbury , taking into account the climate of the region.
