Replacing your old, drafty or warping windows drives lots of great benefits, one of the most important perks being the enhanced energy balance of your building interior.
The energy exchange between your rooms and the outdoor world takes place through your walls, doors, windows and ceilings, the windows being the building components that are responsible for much of the energy loss. In the past, windows came only with frames made from materials that had poor insulating features and they were available fitted with a single pane of simple glass – a solution that is obviously much less efficient than modern Denver replacement windows that use two or three panes separated between them with inert gas for even more efficient thermal insulation. Efficient modern windows use energy-efficient frames and glass solutions that reduce the energy exchange between the interior and the exterior in two ways: they prevent the air that you have heated or cooled from escaping and they also prevent the cold or hot air outside from getting inside your building. These effects ensure that your room will stay cool in summer without requiring you to have your air conditioner on high all the time and the less energy you use for cooling your rooms, the lower your energy bills will be.
