Improving Energy Efficiency In Your Windows

Helping homeowners choose the most energy-efficient windows for their homes.

Update Existing Windows

If your windows are in good condition, they may only need maintenance repairs. Homeowners can take specific measures to ensure that their windows are energy efficient, especially during extreme weather.

You can use the following list to cost-effectively improve your home's window energy efficiency:

Check for Air Leaks

Gaps between the windows and the frame can allow air to seep into your home. These air leaks increase your energy bills during extreme weather swings. You most likely have an air leak if you feel air blowing around your window.

Caulk & Weatherstrip

Caulking and weatherstripping prevent air leaks and stop warm air from escaping your home. We use various materials for weatherstripping windows to guard your home against air leaks. Some rooms in your home may require a different material around the windows than others. We will help you determine the best materials to use in your home.

Install Storm Windows or Panels

Storm windows help reduce air movement in and out of your windows, which helps to regulate your home’s temperature and reduces your energy bills. Homeowners notice significant savings in their energy bills within the first month of installing storm windows. Our installation experts will help you choose windows that match your home's aesthetic while reducing energy loss.

Replace Your Windows

We have a broad selection of fiberglass, vinyl, and bay windows for homeowners. Our expertise allows us to replace the entire frame and window or simply replace the window in the frame. Below are some of the factors you need to take into consideration when replacing your windows:

Frame Types

Homeowners can choose from durable frames made from premium fiberglass or vinyl.

Glazing

There are various options for glazing depending on the window orientation, climate, and building design. 

Gas Fills & Spacers

Gas fills and spacers minimize the heat transfer between the interior and exterior of the window. 

Operating Types

All operable windows will have some air leakage, reducing a home’s energy efficiency. Installing high-quality weather-stripping and seals helps to prevent airflow as much as possible. 

Window Selection Process

During your free consultation, we will share helpful tips for improving energy efficiency around the windows in your home. Our goal is to equip homeowners to identify poor energy efficiency and know how to address it. We will consult you on the most cost-effective way to reduce heat loss or gain in your home. If we determine that your windows need a complete replacement, you will receive customizable replacement windows from Marvin Infinity or Provia, both of whom are industry leaders in high-quality window assembly.

We understand that homeowners value curb appeal and aesthetics. Our design consultants will help you customize your windows' style, colors, patterns, and hardware to achieve your ideal aesthetic. Our window professionals give their expert opinion on the best window types for your home, and our craftsmen install your windows with a thorough eye for detail. If you are ready to repair, replace or update your windows, trust Bordner to help you build the perfect aesthetic for your home.

Recap:

• There are two main options to improve energy efficiency around your windows: updating or replacing. 
• Homeowners can update their existing windows by checking for air leaks, adding weather-stripping materials, and installing storm windows or panels.
• Bordner offers a wide variety of window replacement options that will fit the style and aesthetic of your home.
• Various factors must be considered during the window replacement process, including framing, glazing, gas fills and spacers, and window operating types.
• High-quality industry leaders assemble our energy-efficient windows, designed to fit the specific aesthetic of the homeowner.

Call us today to schedule a free window consultation to determine the best solution for your home!