So last year, we were able to keep the windows open most of the time, and it added so much to the ambience of the house. We noticed immediately that that was not true anymore. We couldn't open the windows because it got too hot, and then it was cooking everything in there and the rays were destroying the furniture and the floors. One of them was this huge, beautiful living room we have. We could never open the windows because it was too hot in these southern exposure rooms. We had these special thermal shades, but it blocked this beautiful view we had. We have these special shades when we first built the house because they didn't have this technology. In the winter, you'd be shocked at how much a southern exposure gets hot. I really like that it blocks a lot of the damaging rays. But even in the summer, we could immediately tell the windows made a huge difference on the heat in the house. We have big trees out front that block this thing in the summer. The front of our house has very hot southern exposure. We did our house in two phases, and the first phase was on the front of the house.
But I would definitely talk to the guys.” So, I talked to Renewal's team and a guy came out and he said, “Yeah, that doesn't look right." They stepped up and they fixed it, and it came out great. I just can't fix it for you right now until we get approval to fix it. We know there's things you can do.” The lead on the installation immediately said, “We can fix this pretty easy.” He had experience as a master carpenter and did a lot of trim work. They said, “Yeah, you need to talk, talk to these guys. I talked to the sales guy and also the technical guy, and I took pictures of it, and I talked to the team that installed it. They did a pretty nice job with the caulk, but it didn't look like a finished product on the inside. The team said, “Your house is always framed up one way, and we measure it and come as close as we can." There's still some gaps in the spaces, so they filled that in with caulk. When we got done, the windows on the inside didn't look like they were very professionally finished. Grille materials include aluminum and hardwood. The company also offers a range of grille patterns to enhance the look and style of the home or match the existing architecture. Insect screens are included on every operable window. Renewal by Andersen offers a range of energy-efficient glass options to prevent heating and cooling loss and block up to 95% of UV rays. Bay and bow windows have four, five or six windows, with the option to add a window seat.
It sells double-hung windows in several styles, including with larger upper or lower sashes. Customers can choose from different colors, grille patterns and hardware finishes. Windows are made from Fibrex material, which is durable and allows for narrower frames and more energy-efficient glass. Renewal By Andersen provides custom replacement windows and expert installation.
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