Window Replacement Category

4 Common Household Problems with Replacement Windows and Doors

If you are like a lot of other homeowners, then chances are you have been putting off replacing your windows and doors. Most people wait until the signs are completely obvious, the window is beyond repair, and there is simply no other option. We understand. There are so many other things pressing on your time and pocketbook. Replacement windows and doors in Beaverton, OR fall to the bottom of the list. That said, there are so many benefits you are going without. And the longer you put off this home improvement project the longer you deal with the common household problems that could be costing you time and money. Here are just a few costly and stressful issues new windows and doors could help solve:  

Noise Pollution 

Your home should be a place of peace and tranquility. But if you notice you are always turning up the television to drown out the noisy construction workers or the constant barrage of sound from rush hour traffic the answer could be as simple as upgrading windows and doors. If you happen to live in a place with single pane windows the noise is the least of your problems. But if you have double pane windows that still allow a lot of noise to come through, the glass is too thin and probably doesn’t feature laminate coatings. Replacement windows and doors with better insulation and glazing technologies will cut out unwanted noise. You can finally get some peace and quiet in your home.   

Security 

Many homeowners stress about the safety and security of their home. Old windows and doors contribute to that stress. Fenestrations are the weakest link in your home. You want to be sure the locks work, they open and close as they should, and the glass is up to the highest standards. Otherwise, your windows and doors are unsafe and can be a risk to you and your loved ones. Updating to new products can ensure smooth operation, strong locks and frames, and laminated glass that does not shatter on impact.   

Energy Efficiency  

Have you noticed your energy bills climbing steadily from year to year even if you are trying to be conscious of energy usage? Chances are your outdated windows and doors are to blame. Over time weather stripping and seals will break down and up to 40 percent of your heating and cooling could escape. When you think about it that is a huge portion of your bill. Replacing these old products with new windows and doors could mean significant energy savings.   

Maintenance 

If you have outdated windows and doors it might feel like your downtime is spent doing household chores. Wood windows and doors are especially time-consuming with all the sanding, painting, and staining. Vinyl, aluminum, and fiberglass windows and doors require far less work to keep them looking like new.   

If some of these household problems seem familiar, call EnergyGuard Windows & Doors. Call (503) 554-5500 or stop by 516 E. 2nd St., Newberg, OR 97132. Our professionals can get you a quote on replacement windows and doors in Beaverton, OR.    

Welton Hong

CEO - Ring Ring Marketing

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