Modern windows have features and technologies that enhance your home’s curb appeal and energy efficiency. They can eliminate and prevent drafts, improving your living space’s comfort. If you plan to replace your old or damaged windows, it helps to know which factors can influence your project’s cost. Read on to learn more.
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Material Choices
Your choice of material plays a significant role in the overall cost of your window replacement project. Different materials offer different benefits in terms of durability, maintenance, appearance and energy efficiency. For instance, wood is highly desired for its natural beauty but usually requires more upkeep. At Renewal by Andersen® of Northwest Ohio, we offer replacement windows featuring our unique Fibrex® material. They resemble the look of wood but don’t require constant maintenance. Our windows are also twice as strong as vinyl.
Style and Customization
The right windows can make your home stand out. Popular styles include double-hung, casement, picture and sliding windows. You can also get windows in various colors, finishes and hardware options. Custom-shaped windows or those that require unique installation might cost more.
Size and Installation
The size of your windows and the complexity of their installation can affect material and labor costs. More expansive windows or units with intricate designs might take longer to install, increasing their cost. It’s a good idea to set aside funds for surprise expenses. For instance, the crew might discover damage that needs fixing before installing the new windows.
Renewal by Andersen of Northwest Ohio understands that window replacement is a significant investment. That’s why we offer flexible financing options to help you upgrade your home without breaking the bank. Call us at (419) 931-6970 or complete our online form to schedule a consultation. We serve clients in Bowling Green, Perrysburg, and Sylvania, OH.