Windows

Choosing the right windows for your home is a detailed process that impacts more than just how well you can view the outdoor landscape. Your windows ultimately affect your home’s curb appeal, resale value, and how much you’ll pay for monthly energy costs, too.

The Today’s Homeowner team understands that making home improvements can become quite the process – and the investment. For this reason, you shouldn’t dive into window installations or repairs without a crystal clear understanding of the factors that will affect the process along the way.

Choosing Winning Windows for Your Home

Consider these factors before installing or updating your windows:

• Window type: You can choose from many different window styles, and they aren’t all created equal. From bay windows to awnings, each type can serve your home and family in different ways.
• Window size: A window’s size affects its functionality and how much it will cost to install. Getting proper measurements before installation will simplify this process and ensure a better fit.
• Energy efficiency: Windows without insulative qualities can drive up your energy bill by letting outdoor temperatures transfer into your home. Finding the highest energy-efficient window models for your home can help you save big in the long run.
• Life span: Window frames come in different materials, each with its own durability level and average life span. While you’ll likely pay more for stronger materials, these will last longer before needing to be replaced.

Ready to explore all things sashes, sills, and glazing? Our resources will help you navigate the window-buying process all the way from company selection to installation day.