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Signs of the Times---When to Replace Your Windows

August 03, 20261 min read

Signs of the Time---To Replace Your Windows

When you look out your window, you notice that there's moisture or stains on the inside of your glass. This indicates that you have seal failure in this window and is a good indication that it is time to replace it.

window with condensation between panes

Single pane windows are a definite sign that its time to replace your windows. These windows had their heyday up until the 1970's when energy efficiency became a priority due to the energy crisis in the nation. By the late 1970's, single panes were edged out by the more efficient double pane that became standard in windows. If you still have single pane windows, it's a definite sign that it's time for replacing them.

Pictured below: Single pane windows that have storm windows installed on the outside.

r/Oldhouses - view from the bedroom window.

Doing a renovation on your home? Now is a great time to look at replacing your windows. This will help with energy efficiency as you improve the value and the curb appeal of your home.

a room that has some tools in it

Looking to sell your home? New windows can help. Based on the Cost vs. Value report published yearly, new windows come in at a 75.5% return. In a tight selling market this can place your home ahead of any others buyers may be looking at. Thus, you can sell quicker and recoup 3/4 of your investment in new windows.

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Face it, windows do wear out. If you've had your windows for 15-20 years, it's a good time to look at replacing them. Replacing them with new windows, keeps your home looking fresh and also provides the energy efficiency that newer technology has developed.

There is not much that can top a historic Queen Anne window with colored  glass. These beauties were in pretty rough shape but everyone did a great  job bringing them back to

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