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Special "Window Replacement Service" Helps {region} Homeowners Get New Energy-Efficient Windows
Bill Johnson
New cheap energy-efficiency windows could save you a fortune this year. Thanks to a new free web service, you may never have to pay full price for windows again. Local and utility rebates are available now!
Cost Savings
Poor performing windows are an energy drain and can account for a significant percentage of a home’s heat loss in winter and heat gain in the summer.
No matter what type of window you choose, a new high quality window with thick, insulated glass is more energy efficient than an older, single-pane glass window. ENERGY STAR®-qualified window glass options that are designed to save money on utilities and help protect the environment. You can maximize energy savings with low-E4, dual-pane, or triple-pane glass with gas insulation windows.
Energy efficient windows are an important consideration for both new and existing homes. Heat gain and heat loss through windows are responsible for 25%–30% of residential heating and cooling energy use.
Valuable Investment
Overall, the cost of replacement windows is worth the money you’ll spend—you’ll recoup about 70 to 80 percent of your costs on your home’s market value. So if your window replacement cost is $400, you can expect that to increase your home’s value by $280 to $320. To give you some perspective, replacing a home’s entry door returned around 97 percent of the initial investment, while adding a sunroom returned just 52 percent. Very few improvements recoup 100 percent or more of their costs.
If your home doesn’t have Energy Efficient windows, we encourage you to get a FREE quote.
Here's How You Do It:
Step 1: Click your state below to get free quotes.
Step 2: Once you go complete a few questions (about 60 seconds) you will be presented with choices and rates you never thought possible (no login required). Enjoy your savings!
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References:
1https://longroofing.com/blog/can-new-windows-save-money-energy-bills/
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