When homeowners tackle a home remodel, they typically focus on the kitchen and bathroom. However, many overlook the opportunity to incorporate new windows into these projects to significantly enhance the final results. Window Remodeling is a great way to upgrade functionality, improve aesthetics and increase property value all in one project.

While some homeowners choose to install new windows as part of a complete renovation, others decide to do a partial remodel and add or replace just one or two existing windows. The key is to carefully consider the size, operational style and color of the replacement window to ensure it works with the overall design of the room.

Transform Your Home with Expert Window Remodeling Ideas

One option for incorporating new windows into a partial renovation is to use insert windows, which fit right into the existing frame and leave nail fins intact. These windows can be installed by a professional installation expert without any additional framing or trim work.

In addition to insert windows, full-frame replacements allow homeowners to take advantage of the latest in window technology. This includes gas-filled options that can reduce heating and cooling costs, and low-e coatings that minimize solar heat gain. It is also important to select windows with a high U-factor to help reduce thermal loss and a low SHGC to help manage solar gains in warmer climates.

If youaEUR(tm)re considering a window replacement as part of a partial remodel or as a full-scale home remodeling project, Windsor offers a wide variety of products that will complement any design. From the classic look of our wood clad exterior to our sleek, aluminum-clad composite and fiberglass constructions, weaEUR(tm)re confident we can provide you with the ideal windows for your home.