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A little information about Energy-Efficient Windows:

It's About Home Comfort. If any of the windows in your home are leaking air and you are thinking about replacing them, a little bit of planning will cut your energy bill and guarantee you a more comfortable, draft-free home for years to come.

When buying new windows, it's worthwhile to select the best high-performance models available. They'll pay you back in increased comfort, better draft and moisture control, improved health and lower heating and cooling costs. The difference is because of the use of insulated spacers, low-E film on the glass and an inert gas, such as argon, to fill the space between the two panes of glass. Because the inert gas stops heat transfer between the two panes, the inside pane stays much warmer and comfortable to the touch. High-efficiency windows will increase the resale value of your home by making it more comfortable, and they also help block outside noise.

Windows should be installed properly by a qualified contractor. As far as your comfort and home energy efficiency are concerned, a high-efficiency window that is poorly installed is no better than a hole in the wall.

It is always best to clean the windows after installation. Not only will cleaning the windows remove any lose debri that may be on the glass, but will also add a shine that will greatly enhance the beauty of your new windows.

If you would like a professional cleaning from Twin Cities Window Cleaning, simply phone us at 612-743-5386. We will be glad to help you.

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