New spring replacement windows can mean energy efficiency

(ARA) - Spring is here and the weather has changed from cool to warm. If you have older windows, you're probably noticing this change inside your home as well. Why? Old windows are inefficient at regulating heating and cooling internally, so changes outside are highly noticeable inside, as well as on your utility bill.

If you are suffering from inefficient windows, which over the years have settled, shifted or been damaged, the best thing you can do is replace them.

1. Aesthetics – In older windows, seal failure can occur, which allows air and moisture to collect between the panes, blocking your view and reducing curb appeal. Rotting, warped wood leads to unsightly, and many times, inoperable windows and can be a point of entry for damaging insects.

2. Energy inefficiency – Energy efficient windows are critical for regulating indoor temperatures. Eliminating leaky and inefficient windows means lower utility bills, reduced wear and tear of your HVAC system (runs less) and money saved.

3. Ease of maintenance – New vinyl designs give you maintenance-free windows, which allows you to spend your time doing something more enjoyable.

Champion Windows has been custom fitting replacement windows for more than 55 years. When you work with Champion, you'll get the best service and value because you cut out the middleman with factory direct prices. ENERGY STAR® certified Champion Windows qualify for the government tax credit and will help keep the temperature inside your house steady as the weather outside changes.

Champion Replacement Windows are custom made to fit each opening in your house, so you get the best window and fit possible. Their exclusive Comfort 365® glass blocks 95 percent of ultraviolet light – which helps to protect your furniture and floors from fading.

With sparkling new spring Champion Windows inside your house, you won't have to worry about your home's efficiency, comfort or time-consuming maintenance anymore.