Get Energy-Efficient Windows and Reduced Energy Costs with Window Insulation or Window Replacement

Did you know that your windows are one of the least energy efficient parts of your home? No matter how well insulated the rest of your home is or how efficient your furnace is, up to 40% of your heating and cooling costs are literally going right out the window! With leaks, drafts, and heat transfer right through the glass, your windows can be costing you big on your energy bills. If you’re ready to cut your heating and cooling costs, it’s time to upgrade to energy efficient windows. With two great solutions, window replacement or window insulation panels, you can get the performance you want and the lowered energy bills you deserve!

Window Replacement

One option is to replace your existing windows. An especially good option if your current windows are old, leaky, or single-paned, window replacement enables you to get modern windows with the latest energy-saving features. Replacement windows are typically available in double or triple paned models with additional features like low-e glazing and argon insulation.

Window Insulation Panels

But replacing your windows isn’t your only option. Window insulation panels are also a great solution for making your windows energy efficient. And at just 10% of the cost of window replacement, they’re also an affordable answer for getting the energy efficient window performance you need. An innovative new product, these panels mount to the interior side of your windows, adding increased insulation between your window glass and the inside of your home. In fact, Advanced Energy Panels window insulation can make just about any window—even drafty single pane windows—as efficient as an Energy Star-rated window!

If you’re not sure you need to worry about how energy efficient your windows are, schedule an energy audit from your local window, heating, or insulation company. Showing just how drafty your windows are, an energy audit can quantify how much energy transfer you’re loosing through your windows. After your professional energy audit, you’ll see just how important getting your windows energy efficient actually is!