Are you considering making some upgrades to your home and wondering which improvements will have the most impact on your property’s value? One common question homeowners ask is whether installing new windows can actually increase their home’s value. The answer is yes! To learn why window replacement is a considerable investment, Triangle Home Exteriors, one of the most trusted home exterior remodeling companies in the area, explains more in this post.
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Window replacement is one of the home improvement projects that’s best left in the hands of the professionals. However, there are things that you have to consider when choosing a contractor for the job. Many contractors advertise themselves to provide great service, but how can you separate the best from the rest? Triangle Home Exteriors shares three questions you can ask a contractor before signing the contract.
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The prospect of picking out new windows is an exciting thought for many homeowners. After all, it’s a chance for them to revamp their home’s looks, and it’s a great opportunity to improve their home’s energy efficiency. However, they need to factor in a lot of things before getting new ones and one of them is the size of their windows.
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Regular maintenance can make your windows last for at least two decades. However, you should be mindful of how you take care of and use them. Other factors that can affect the lifespan of windows include usage, local weather conditions, and frame material.
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Replacing your old, drafty windows with new, energy-efficient units is one of the best ways to make your home more comfortable while at the same time reducing its carbon footprint. Apart from the improved indoor comfort and energy savings, you might even get rebates. In addition, you’ll have one more thing to leverage if you ever decide to sell your home in the future.
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