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Windows are an essential part of any building as they provide natural light, ventilation, and insulation. However, over time, windows can become damaged or lose their effectiveness, leading to air and water leaks. Leaking windows can cause discomfort and damage to the interior of the building, as well as increase energy bills due to the loss of heating or cooling. Here are some signs to look for to know if your windows are leaking:

  1. Drafts - One of the most obvious signs of a leaky window is feeling drafts of cold air coming through the window frame. This can be especially noticeable during windy weather or when the temperature drops.

  2. Moisture - Water stains or moisture on the window frame or sills can be…

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Outside of “are there enough of them” or “will they let in enough natural light,” windows aren’t typically top of mind for most people. Despite being an important detail that can help add to the value of your home, it’s typically not until problems such as physical damage, drafts, water leaks, or noise pollution appear that windows are considered.

Though it’s common in homes 20 years or older still fitted with their original windows, it goes without saying updating or completely replacing windows will be necessary at one stage or another. But how do you know when it’s time to change or upgrade your windows? How do you determine the type of window that best suits your home and their impact on your home’s energy-efficiency? Let’s find out!

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