02/01/2022
We don’t often think of winter as the best time of year for home improvement projects, but that couldn’t be further from the truth when it comes to getting new windows. In fact, winter may be the best time of year to get new windows. This post will cover a few of the reasons to consider upgrading your windows this upcoming winter.
You’ll save a bundle on heating bills
Do you dread the thought of opening up your heating bill because you know it’s going to cost a fortune? Consider investing in new windows. The U.S. Department of Energy estimates that replacing single-pane windows with Energy Star-rated double- or triple-pane windows can save a homeowner $126 to $465 per year on energy bills.
Those savings really add up over time—your new windows may pay for themselves in 10 years or so. Just be sure to choose a reputable window installer to ensure you’re getting the best deal on your new windows.
Winter is the best time to detect problems
Window materials shrink in winter weather, exposing your home to cold drafts and precipitation. Because of this, many homeowners don’t even notice that they have window issues until winter arrives and the materials shrink. Winter is the best time for window replacement because a professional can easily identify your problem windows and only replace the ones that absolutely need it.
You can get a better price during the winter
Summertime is the peak season for many window installers, so they’re less likely to offer discounts on their windows and installation services. But as business declines towards the end of autumn, many companies start offering discounts to attract customers. It’s not uncommon for homeowners to be able to save 20 to 40 percent on the price of new windows and installation by waiting until the winter rolls around.
Again, do your research to make sure you’re hiring a reputable installation team. The last thing you want is to get new windows only to find out they’ve been installed improperly.
Call us today to schedule your free estimate at (620) 225-3560. We look forward to hearing from you.