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4 Telling Signs Your Windows Need Replacement in NYC

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You’ve probably heard that the best time to replace your windows is when they’re 20 years old, but did you know there are other signs your NYC windows need replacement? In fact, a set of tell-tale signs may help your home stay warmer in winter and cooler in summer, reduce energy bills by as much as 10% annually and make a noticeable difference in your comfort level. Most of these signs can be detected long before they become significant issues.

Here are four telling signs your NYC windows need replacement:

1.   Increased Heating or Cooling Costs

If you live in a climate where temperatures are unpredictable, your windows can make a big difference in the comfort of your home. The first thing you should do when you notice your heating or cooling bills have increased is to check for any issues with your windows.

One of the first signs of trouble is if you notice cracks in the glass, especially around frames or corners. If this is the case, it’s an indication that moisture has gotten inside through small nicks and scratches caused by objects being dropped on the glass or other damage over time. This can lead to condensation buildup inside your windows, which will cause them to leak

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