How to get your windows ready for winter, because a drafty window is a real pain in the glass.
As the weather begins to grow cold, homeowners with dated windows may start to see issues like leakage, ice build-up, condensation and even mould and mildew growth. While the best solution for these issues is toThe key to staying on top of a window leak is regular inspection and maintaining the seals and caulking. If you notice cracks or gaps, reseal the area using high-quality, weatherproof caulking.
Canadian households spend an average of $2,200 annually on energy costs, and owners of older homes with poor insulation tend to pay more. Not only will replacing your windows allow you to save on heating costs, but acomes with roughly a 70 per cent return on investment. Ecoline’s windows are durable, reliable and combat all common winter window issues, helping you save money and stay comfortable this cold season.
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