Even quality windows can become damaged or reach the end of their lifespan. If that happens, you may notice one or more signs that it’s time to consider window replacement.

Visible Damage

When you look at your home’s windows, you may spot evidence that it’s time to replace them. If you see gaps or cracks in or around the frames, that means that they’re not properly insulating your house.

Condensation between Windowpanes

When the seals in windows fail, moisture can get into spaces between the panes of glass. If you see condensation on your windows, and it doesn’t go away when you wipe the surface, that means the windows are damaged and should be replaced.

Drafts

During the winter, you may feel cold when you sit near a window, or you may notice that certain rooms or parts of rooms always seem to be colder than others. Broken seals can lead to air leakage. In the winter, heated air can escape, and cold air can enter the house. The reverse can happen in the summer.

High Utility Bills

Homeowners often begin to suspect that their windows need to be replaced when utility bills start creeping up for no apparent reason. Windows that are old and damaged don’t provide a strong seal and insulation. Air leakage forces the furnace to work harder in the winter and the air conditioner to work harder in the summer to keep living areas at a comfortable temperature. If you’re currently experiencing that problem, your bills will likely continue to rise until you replace the windows.

If It’s Time for Window Replacement, Contact LaBrusciano

When it comes to window installation, LaBrusciano Roofing & Exteriors is an industry leader. We install windows made by top companies, such as Marvin Windows, Paradigm, and Pella.

Replacing the windows in your Pennsylvania home can make it more energy efficient. Our team can install multi-paned windows with insulating gas to help maintain a comfortable and consistent indoor temperature and save you money on your heating and cooling bills. Call us today at (610) 624-8850 to get an estimate for energy-efficient replacement windows.