Windows

Are you throwing money out the window on heating or cooling costs? Is outside noise keeping you from relaxing or sleeping properly?

The easiest and most obvious energy-busters are replacement windows and doors. According to a recent Associated Press article, replacement windows and doors are the stars among energy-savers. Factors that relate to energy efficiency, like U-Values, Low-E (low emissivity) coatings, argon gas-filled and weather stripping save money in all climates. Most quality windows today feature glass with all the above properties, which help protect investments in home furnishings, carpets, rugs and family heirlooms, and save money on heating and cooling costs.

Updated windows and doors not only improve energy efficiency and lower maintenance costs, they make your house look more appealing as well. Curb appeal is vital if you’re selling your house and a satisfying lifestyle enhancement if you plan to stay in your home for years to come.

If you decide it is time to invest in new windows and doors, look for ways to help finance the costs. Many utility companies offer energy rebates. Think long-term about your investment in new windows and doors. You want a quality product that will last and provide years of enjoyment and performance. The lowest price may not be the best choice. Look for a product that will perform up to your expectations and add value to your home, your life, and ultimately to your bank account.

Maintenance

Older windows and doors require maintenance – scraping, painting and caulking. Newer windows and doors feature low maintenance cladding, a protective exterior covering that requires minimal maintenance. Many newer windows also make cleaning easy with a convenient tilt feature that allows you to wash them from inside your house.

John Anderson Service Company installs quality Windows and Doors to help you save money, keep you comfortable and provide many years of savings and convenience!