Windows that don't work properly cause a lot of frustration. They can be difficult to operate and could pose a safety concern for you and your family. Additionally, they can be difficult to clean and maintain. Typically, if they are experiencing these issue, they are probably having other issues as well.

Old, damaged, and outdated windows can often be drafty and not air tight. This can lead to increased heating and cooling bills, as well as other issues. Additionally, if they are drafty, they could also not be water tight, which can lead to leaks and potential water damage.

If the panes in the window are damaged, this can lead to exposure to the elements and can cause additional issues to your home. Damaged panes can be a sign of damaged window frames, which might mean total replacement of the windows will be necessary.

Older windows are not as energy efficient as modern windows. This can lead to increased energy bills, which over time can add up. Replacing outdated windows cannot only reduce your energy cost, but is could also increase the value and curb appeal of your home.