The summer season can make your body sweat, especially when the weather is humid. But did you know that your windows may also “sweat?” It sure seems like it, but that’s actually condensation in action. Renewal by Andersen® of Kansas City and Central Missouri explains what it is and what it means.
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Many homeowners choose vinyl windows because of the material’s longevity, sturdiness and low-maintenance properties. However, vinyl is not without its problems, the most common of which is warping. Renewal by Andersen® of Kansas City and Central Missouri explains why this happens and if there’s a solution.
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Many homeowners turn to high-quality replacement windows with energy-efficient qualities for obvious reasons. Replacing old units with these products allows you to enjoy energy savings and overall comfort year-round. But what are the windows made of that makes them energy-efficient? Renewal by Andersen® of Kansas City and Central Missouri takes a closer look at their numerous features.
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Many homeowners believe that their windows have only two purposes in their home: to protect against the elements and bring in natural light. However, there are at least two more — ventilation and improved indoor air quality. While it’s true that your HVAC system helps with your home’s air quality, your windows are even better at it. …
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While windows are frequently installed for the sake of architectural adornment, they are also utilized to take advantage of outdoor views, natural lighting and passive solar heat. One of the many questions that homeowners have when searching for replacement windows is whether they should stick with one window type or not. A respected doors installation company …
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