Your window units sometimes may “sweat” or forming liquid droplets. This happens due to condensation. Condensation in a Nutshell As we turn up the heat during winter, the humidity level indoors also increases. The indoor air then comes into contact with cooler surfaces like the windows’ glass. It is when condensation or “sweating” forms on …
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It is always a good idea to implement the “aging-in-place” home design. After all, the aim of this concept is to make living conditions more suitable for people of all ages and conditions. It also allows residents to live in a home that makes safety and comfort a priority. With the number of homeowners age …
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The Renewal by Andersen® window replacement process is integral to meeting the new standard of energy efficiency. Through product technology and quality installation methods, we are able to solve environmental challenges, emphasizing whole window performance rather than focusing on the units’ specific features. Today, we explain the importance of whole window performance. The Big Three …
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Many homeowners regard interior trim as an ornament that helps hide imperfections. This component, however, is much more than that. Your choice of window trim, also known as casing, is important to your home’s overall design. Renewal by Andersen® of Wyoming, your local window contractor, recommends the following interior trim designs that will help you …
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Your windows can either improve or detract from overall energy efficiency. Damage on the frames, moisture buildup on the glass panes and broken seals around the unit are signs you shouldn’t ignore. Replacing your windows would be an ideal solution, though it would also make sense to learn everything about your home’s energy usage.
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