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Are you looking for a way to update the look of your home while also saving money? Then it’s time to upgrade your windows with Cherry Roofing and Siding. We provide window replacement services in South Jersey, so that you can keep out drafts and lower your energy bills with new windows.
Bigger energy efficient windows are one of the best ways to significantly brighten up any room in your home. Let more natural light into your home by getting large windows installed – we guarantee they’ll give any space an instant modern boost. With our specialized installation techniques, you can trust that your windows will be both energy efficient and beautiful.
But they can also help you lower your energy costs and reduce your carbon footprint. Heating and cooling your home is expensive if you don’t have good-quality windows and sufficient insulation around them. Inadequate windows, siding, or roofing can lead to massive losses of natural resources used to generate electricity, such as natural gas, propane, and more. Poor insulation around your windows can cause your energy bills to skyrocket due to the air escaping through the cracks and holes.
Additionally, inefficient windows have a negative impact on the environment due to the increased emissions from power plants that are needed to keep up with the demand for electricity. Well-insulated windows will help keep out the cold of bitter Nor’Easter storms and the moisture of summer thunderstorms. Your window repair services quote includes all the extra measures that a window contractor has to use to weatherproof your windows. If your windows are causing your high energy bills, Cherry Roofing and Siding can help you with replacement windows.
What are some of the effects of inefficient windows?
1. Poor insulation around windows causes air to escape, resulting in higher energy bills and increased emissions from power plants.
Poor insulation around windows will allow air leakage, causing your energy bills to rise and increasing emissions from power plants. Not only does this cost you money, but it also has a devastating effect on the environment due to the extra energy generated by these power plants that must be used just to make up for the air lost through the cracks and holes.
Improperly installed windows can let extreme temperatures into your home, making it uncomfortable to live in during both winter and summer. In addition to that, poorly sealed windows are also notorious for letting moisture and humidity inside your home, which can contribute to mold growth and damage your home’s structure.
2. Inefficient windows reduce the amount of natural light coming into the home, causing strain on electricity usage when artificial lighting is used instead.
Inefficient windows reduce the amount of natural light coming into the home, leading to more reliance on electricity for lighting. Even when artificial lighting is used, it still requires a lot of energy consumption to light up a room. Poorly installed windows are often covered with condensation or frost, making it hard for any natural light to pass through and illuminate the space. This means that even during sunny days, your home might be dark due to the lack of window quality.
Not only does this require more electricity to keep your home lit up, but relying solely on artificial lighting also has an impact on health. Natural light is essential for maintaining a healthy circadian rhythm and can help improve sleep patterns and reduce stress levels. Natural sunlight also helps regulate moods and can increase productivity in work environments. Without sufficient natural light, people can end up feeling lethargic and unproductive even during daytime hours.
Upgrading your windows can help boost natural sunlight in your home while keeping out drafts and providing insulation from outside temperatures. By investing in high-quality replacement windows, you have the potential to save money on energy bills while simultaneously improving your overall well being by allowing more natural light into the home.
3. Poorly insulated windows allow cold drafts to come in during winter months, leading to an increase in heating costs and a larger carbon footprint due to additional energy consumption from heaters.
Poorly insulated windows allow cold drafts to come in during winter months and can greatly impact the temperature of your home. This not only increases heating costs, but it also contributes to a larger carbon footprint due to the additional energy consumption from heaters that are needed to maintain a comfortable temperature in the home. Without proper insulation around windows, the cold air seeping through can make it difficult to keep your home warm and comfortable during winter months.
4. Windows that are not properly sealed or weatherproofed can cause moisture buildup inside the home, which leads to mold growth and an unhealthy indoor environment for those living there.
Moisture buildup inside the home from improperly sealed windows can lead to an array of problems. Not only can it cause mold and mildew growth, but it can also cause wood to rot and can create unhealthy indoor air quality. To avoid these problems, it’s important to make sure your windows are properly sealed and weatherproofed. Additionally, having high-quality replacement windows can help keep the temperature in the home regulated and reduce moisture buildup inside the home due to their superior insulation properties.
5. Low-quality window materials can’t withstand extreme temperatures and direct sunlight
Low-quality window materials are often not designed to withstand extreme temperatures and direct sunlight. This can cause wear and tear on the windows, resulting in cracks or other damage that can let air and moisture escape. Poorly manufactured or low-grade windows can warp, crack, bubble, corrode, or degrade from UV rays over time.
This not only affects the look and feel of your windows but it also reduces their energy efficiency. Investing in high-quality replacement windows from Cherry Roofing and Siding can help you have peace of mind knowing that your windows are able to withstand extreme temperatures for years to come.
6. Poorly designed or installed windows that don’t perform up-to-par will require homeowners use other means of cooling their homes (eg ACs) which greater increases energy consumption
Poorly designed or installed windows that don’t perform up-to-par can have dire consequences for your energy bills. During summer months, homes with low-quality windows may require other cooling methods such as air conditioners to maintain a comfortable temperature inside. This extra strain on electricity consumption means higher energy bills and a larger carbon footprint due to additional energy consumption.
By investing in quality replacement windows from Cherry Roofing and Siding, you have the potential to brighten your home, lower your energy bills with new windows, and help reduce your carbon footprint all at the same time. Let us help you update your home by providing the best window replacement services in South Jersey, Philadelphia, and the surrounding counties.
Why choose Cherry Roofing and Siding for your new window replacement?
It is so important to properly insulate your home with quality materials like those provided by Cherry Roofing and Siding. We use energy star certified windows that will help you get your energy savings. Whether you use fiberglass windows, wood windows, double hung windows, triple pane glass, vinyl windows, and or storm windows, Cherry will help your energy performance skyrocket with its window installation process. You can save energy and help prevent heat loss and prevent air leakage: fix your window insulation today and save on your cooling costs as well.
By investing in window replacements today, you can reap both immediate and long-term benefits such as lower energy costs, improved indoor air quality, reduced noise levels from outside traffic or other sources, and decreased impact on the environment. Plus, you’ll also get a beautiful home aesthetic that will be sure to impress!
Upgrade now and start seeing a difference right away! Contact Cherry Roofing and Siding to get started on giving your home a bright, modern look that will last for years.
Aug 21, 2023