If you are currently planning to invest into replacement windows that are not only attractive, but also provide superior energy-efficiency, here are a few aspects that you should pay attention to:
- The style of your windows – if your current windows are old and warping, but their style works well with the overall design of your building, it is a good idea to look for replacement windows Denver area homes have that feature the same style. If you are looking for a complete exterior overhaul, you can consult a window replacement specialist for advice about the styles that fit the features of your building;
- The frame material – the most common options are vinyl, fiberglass, aluminum and solid wood. Aluminum and synthetic materials are suitable for any climate zone without requiring any special maintenance, wood windows are a solution that needs regular cleaning, inspections, coatings and repairs and the material is not recommended for very wet climates or for areas that get very wide temperature fluctuations;
- The glass – traditional, single-glazing windows are no longer available, standard glass packages today consists of two, three or even more panes. Some packages use multiple panes separated with air, others use some type of inert gas, such as argon to separate the panes and to increase the energy-efficiency of the window.
