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Adding new windows to your home or office can make it look better but there are also functional reasons to replace windows. Updated windows can make the property more energy-efficient to help you save energy and reduce your utility bills. Discover why new windows can be an excellent investment for property owners
Save money — and more.
Windows affect home aesthetics as well as energy use.
Whether you're a professional home performance contractor or a do-it-yourself homeowner, learn five simple steps for making your windows more energy efficient.
Anyone replacing old, drafty windows at home with new energy-efficient ones can get a federal tax credit of up to $1,500. But energy experts say there are less expensive ways to reduce energy costs.
RWC Windows, Doors & More supplies our customers with high quality windows for home improvement or replacement needs. Visit our West Caldwell, NJ showroom.
HGTVRemodels explains how to minimize the costs of heating and cooling their homes. Learn more about energy efficient windows on HGTV.com.
Renovate old windows to keep the character but lose the energy outflow from your home
To be eligible for the credit, windows, doors, and skylight must:
Double-paned windows are said to save energy, save money, and add to a home's value, but we did some investigation and put their reputation to the test
