TOP 5 BENEFITS OF RESIDENTIAL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS
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- 19 Jan, 2018

Installing residential replacement windows is a home improvement project that has multiple long-term benefits for you, your home and your wallet.
Saving Money
You’ll quickly notice a difference on your energy bills when you replace your residential windows. Today’s windows are designed to be more energy efficient than traditional, single-pane windows. Newer, insulated windows help maintain your indoor temperature by blocking outside air from entering your home.
Sound Reduction
In addition to maintaining a constant temperature, new windows can help you feel more comfortable inside by reducing the amount of outdoor noises that are transmitted inside your home. Even nearby traffic and construction noises can be greatly reduced.
Curb Appeal
You’ll be surprised at the added curb appeal new windows can bring to your home. New windows can give your home a sleek and polished look. On the inside, you’ll quickly notice the updated look new windows can give a room, especially if your previous windows were worn, chipped and blistering. If you decide to install a different sized window (for example, a bay window instead of a square one), you’ll add character and rejuvenate the appearance of the room.
Home Security
Many of today’s windows have advanced locking mechanisms and have been tested to prevent forced entry to prevent intruders from entering your home. This added safety gives you peace of mind all the time, even when you’re away from home or fast asleep.
Low Maintenance
Vinyl frames are now common option for most new window models, which means you never have to worry about painting the framework ever again. And with windows that are capable of tilting indoors, you can easily clean the outside of your second story windows without having to drag out a ladder or climb on the roof.



Home builders rely on vinyl siding because of its versatility, durability and cost.
While vinyl siding is weather resilient, it does need to be cleaned occasionally to prevent mold and mildew growth. Here are some cleaning solutions you can prepare yourself:
- Use a 70-30 ratio of water to vinegar. This mixture will remove light mold and erase mildew stains.
- If you need a stronger solution, mix 1/3 of a cup of powdered laundry detergent, 2/3 of a cup of powdered household cleaner, one quarter of laundry bleach and a gallon of water. Beware, this solution may kill some of the landscaping near your home.
- To preserve your landscaping, mix one cup of oxygen bleach with a gallon of water.
- Simple Green is also environmentally friendly and will clean vinyl siding, stucco, and painted wood.
To apply these solutions, simply use a soft cloth or a soft-bristle brush. You can also use a power washer, but some vinyl siding manufacturers advise against this practice.
For more information about vinyl siding or to have it installed on your home, contact Ohio Roofing and Siding at 419-531-4605 or send us a message.