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Wisconsin Window Replacement

A Wisconsin window replacement is the perfect way to increase a home's energy efficiency. If your home's windows are starting to show signs of wear, or if you feel a draft coming from them, you may want to consider doing a replacement on the windows. A Wisconsin window replacement can save you money on not only the heating and cooling bills in your Wisconsin home, but may also qualify you for a tax rebate if you use Energy Star products. Shop online today and compare rates from the top replacement providers in Wisconsin.

Best Replacement Windows

The best replacement windows for your project depend upon taste, the style of window you would like to have and how much money you have to spend. Before you shop for a Wisconsin replacement, you will need to determine what size and style you need. You can easily determine the size yourself by measuring the windows in three places for the length and the width. Use the smallest measurement that you get for each.

You can get a Wisconsin window replacement for any type of unit you have. From awning styles, which hinge at the top and open outward, to the double hung styles that open vertically, a Wisconsin window replacement will fit your needs. Which one you choose depends on how you want the home to look when the replacements are complete.

Changing the style of the windows in a home can give the home a completely different look. If you change from picture styles to gliding ones, for instance, the exterior wall will be completely changed. If you like the look of your Wisconsin home and just need to increase the energy efficiency, you may want to use a replacement that is the same style window that you have today.

Vinyl vs Wood Replacements

Either a vinyl or a wood Wisconsin window replacement is a good choice when it comes to energy efficiency. The one you decide to use depends on how much effort you want to put into the upkeep of the window. Vinyl requires virtually no upkeep and comes with excellent warranties. It is built to last for many years without ever needing repainting or resealing. Vinyl windows come with a factory installed weather stripping which will minimize air leakage around the window.

Another great advantage to vinyl is the fact that the frames are hollow. This traps air inside which increases the window's insulation. Because of their excellent energy efficient properties, these windows can easily be found on the Energy Star approved products list which makes many of them qualify for the tax rebate program.

Wood is also a great product to use for a Wisconsin window replacement. Wood is a natural insulator and is beautiful no matter which kind you choose. The fine look of wood cannot be surpassed when it comes to beauty. If you do not mind the upkeep of the wood windows, they are an ideal choice. Wood will warp and rot if not kept sealed. Because of this, wood requires more maintenance than vinyl. You may need to seal or paint the wood frame every couple of years to keep it looking new.

Window Glass Replacement

If you have a windowpane that is broken or missing in your Wisconsin home, many providers can help you replace the pane without having to replace the entire unit. A homeowner can easily replace a pane by following a few simple steps. You can choose an insulated glass, which is less expensive than other options but is still a high quality product. Another choice is the low E or low emission glass which traps in the heat of the room. This glass is slightly higher in price than the insulated version.

Does your Wisconsin home have a stained glass window that has a broken or missing pane? If so, you will be glad to know that you will not have to replace the entire window. Stained glass sections are now available from a variety of Wisconsin providers and come in a wide range of colors to match the broken piece. Stained glass windows are very expensive, especially if they were made specifically for the home. Replacing the broken section can save you a great deal of money.

A Wisconsin window replacement can provide you with excellent savings on the home's heating and cooling costs. You can find a Wisconsin window replacement in any size, color, and style you need. Shop online to compare rates from the Wisconsin providers in your area. You can order the window and have it shipped to your door without ever needing to leave the comfort of your living room. Be sure to look for an Energy Star approved Wisconsin window replacement in order to qualify for the tax credits for the replacement.

Energy Star Ratings for Wisconsin Replacement Windows

Climate ZoneU-FactorSHGC
Northern Climate Zone 0.30 or less 0.00 or more
  0.31 0.35 or more
  0.32 0.40 or more

Use the u-factor and solar heat gain co-efficient (SHGC) tool below to search for your Wisconsin county's recommended window efficiency ratings.

Use our tool to search for the specific u-factor and SHGC for your county so that you are educated and have this information on hand in order to maximize the financial return on your new windows.

Remember to research thoroughly prior to purchasing new windows, skylights, and doors regardless of whether you are installing the windows yourself or having them installed by a licensed professional contractor.

To read more about u-factor and why it is so important when trying to improve energy efficiency with replacement windows in your Wisconsin home, please review our detailed u-factor guide..

To educate yourself about solar heat gain coefficients as they relate to your Wisconsin window replacement project, please read our guide to understanding shgc.

If your county shows more than one u-factor and shgc combination, you may safely choose any combination for your window replacement project. However, we recommend discussing the best option with a window replacement professional.

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