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With rising energy costs
and the return of cooler weather fast approaching,. many homeowners are actively looking for ways to reduce their monthly heating bills. According to Energy Star, the average American household spends $1,900 annually on energy bills and as much as half of that energy cost goes to heating and cooling your home.
Homeowners who want to make a big impact on reducing their energy bills can start by looking out the window. Or rather, at the window. Traditionally, poor performing windows and doors have been the weak energy link in homes, often accounting for up to 40 percent of a home’s heat loss during the winter.
As a result, homeowners are increasingly looking for replacement windows to boost the energy efficiency of their home. Craig Evanich, president of Renewal by Andersen, suggests homeowners look at key energy efficiency designations from their replacement windows such as qualification by Energy Star, the Mational
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