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  Prevent Window Mold This Winter: Important Facts To Know

  While your windows let you enjoy views of the outside and natural light, if you have mold on your window sills, that causes your enjoyment of them to take a hit. If you’re struggling with window mold this winter, here are some facts you should know.

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  5 Useful Ways To Keep Your House Warmer In The Winter

  There are plenty of things that you can do to keep your house warmer in the winter that don’t involve putting your heating system into overdrive and making your bank account cry. Here are a handful of ways you can do just that.

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  What Does Low-E Mean In Windows?

  When it comes to your windows, the type of glass they have can greatly affect their energy-efficiency. This is especially true with how about 30% of a home’s heating energy is lost through its windows and about 76% of sunlight in cooling seasons can become heat, as stated by the Department of Energy. However, it can be confusing to know what low-E means in windows and what this means for making your windows more energy efficient.

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  How Long Do Home Windows Last?

  Whole home window replacement is not something that you want to have done often, with how expensive and significant of a project it is. However, windows are just like anything else: they don’t last forever. Sooner or later, you will need to schedule a whole home window replacement - but about how often should you expect this to happen?

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  Are Your Windows Impacting Your HVAC Efficiency?

  Summers in Utah typically mean hiding in your air-conditioned home, escaping to higher altitudes, or ensuring that you’re carrying around truckloads of water to help deal with the triple-digit temperatures. If your home isn’t as cool as it should be, you may think that your HVAC system may be to blame - but remember that your windows impact your HVAC efficiency, too.

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  5 Telltale Signs That Your Windows Are Going Bad

  Unfortunately, nothing lasts forever. Even if you’re vigilant about maintaining your windows, with repairs as necessary and cleanings as needed, they’ll eventually reach the end of their lifespan. It can be tricky to tell when your windows are going bad sometimes, as some telltale signs may be brushed off as mere annoyances. While you may be tempted to ignore these indicators, doing so can cost you - quite literally. 

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