Watch football in your energy efficient home

houserelish's avatarReplacement Windows & Doors Evergreen, CO | Marvin Windows

Football games have started and the air is getting cooler!  Fall is football season and the end of the summer heat.  Many people may have their eyes focused on pro or college football but we are still focused on your home.

2016 fall home improvement

Many of our homeowners wonder if we still install new windows and doors during the colder months.  The simple answer is yes!  In fact, the fall can be the best time to install because the warm weather allows us to get caught up from the busy season.  Sales appointments may end earlier as a result of the changing seasons but we will still get your project ideas up and running.

Deciding what home improvement project, you might want to do in the fall can be challenging.  You have to juggle between the weather and the holidays.  We can help.  Let us know what your window or ideas are and…

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Does replacing windows and doors really help to lower my energy bills?

Yes! When you see things like foggy glass, rotting wood, air leaks, and cold spots, you can bet your house is not energy efficient. Look for product lines are Energy Star rated. Energy Star products are independently certified to perform at levels that meet or exceed strict energy efficiency guidelines set by the U.S. Department of Energy. Products that earn the Energy Star rating are a smart choice because you will save money on energy bills without sacrificing comfort or quality. Energy-efficient windows are also a key part of a growing movement toward environmentally-friendly green remodeling. There are also tax rebates and credits available to consumers who replace their windows/doors with Energy Star rated products.

 

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