Blog: replacement windows

Believe it or not, spring is right around the corner.  For many of us, that means it's time for deep cleaning, reorganizing, or maybe even a remodeling project.  Those remodeling projects may include windows, siding or doors.

Did you have really bad drafts last winter? High energy bills? If so, it is time for an upgrade, and Illinois Energy Windows & Siding is here to help.  Follow along to read why fall is the perfect time to replace your windows.  1.

Thermal bridging is defined as heat moving toward an object that is more conductive compared to others around it, with the conductive material creating a path of least resistance for heat. This is a problem that you shouldn't ignore. Why It’s a Problem Heat will always move toward the cold.

There’s no avoiding storms, and they can be quite damaging so it’s not unusual for homeowners to worry about storm damage.

The winter season can be brutal for any home. Not only can the strong winds that accompany it blow your shingles off your roofing system, but the cold weather can also freeze your windows as well and make it impossible to open them.

As the days become colder, it’s time to make some changes to better prepare your home. Here's how to prepare your home for the colder months. Optimize Your Outdoor Spaces for Lounging Cooler outdoor temperatures will make you want to lounge outside.

Windows matter a lot, not just in terms of curb appeal, but also because of energy efficiency. They may be thinner and more fragile than walls, but they can stop drafts and keep indoor temperatures at comfortable levels all year round.

The cost of replacing your windows can get overwhelming. Fortunately, there are ways you can save money on the products themselves. Here are some tips you should consider before replacing your windows. When to Replace Windows There are benefits to purchasing windows off-season.

You shouldn't ignore your front door. It is an integral component of your home’s exterior and one of the first things people see when they walk into your home. Together with the siding and the roof, it helps make a big impact on your home’s beauty and curb appeal.

The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) released a survey in February detailing a list of features home buyers consider when making their purchase decisions.