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Installing a new window can meet all of your property needs
If you think of your windows as an investment, a major Remodeling Magazine survey shows you can achieve a whopping 83% return on investment. Because nothing increases the appeal of your home quite like a set of properly installed windows. Let us help you find the perfect window for your home or property.
What you need to know before making a decision
The type of window design that you ultimately agree with has to do largely with the style of your home. Still, here are some things to keep in mind:
Style of operation
This mainly depends on where the window should be placed and what function it should serve. Horizontal sliding windows are ideal for kitchens as they let in lots of light and are relatively easy to open. Awning windows are what you need when proper ventilation is required.
casement windows are the easiest to clean. And when space is at a premium, casement windows are a natural choice.
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Different window installations have different perspectives and therefore different limitations. It should also be noted that achieving a perfect-looking window installation not only depends on its quality per se but also on how well it fits into your current architecture. Older homes prefer more traditional-looking windows with smaller panes. Newer properties, on the other hand, lend themselves well to the installation of terrace-style windows.
Security
If security is a major concern, it’s best to stick with awnings and sash windows. When closed, they are harder to break and provide excellent ventilation.
In rooms where there are children, tempered and unbreakable glass is a sensible choice. In the children’s room, in particular, it makes sense to have French windows.
Energy efficiency
If you want to protect your home from bad weather, two things are important
Insulating glass
LowE
Double or triple glazing
LowE insulating glass protects your property from the sun by neutralizing the effects of solar radiation.
Double and triple glazing insulates your home from external temperature fluctuations. Both work to maximize energy efficiency.
