Improving Energy Efficiency with New Windows in Maryland Homes
How Aging Windows Drive Up Energy Use In Maryland Homes In Maryland, older windows often become one of the biggest weak points in the building envelope, especially in homes that have seen decades of patching and repair. A sash can look fine and still let in drafts around the frame, through worn weatherstripping, or at the glass itself. When the weather turns, those minor losses show up as cold rooms, hot rooms, and HVAC systems that run longer than they should. If
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How Aging Windows Drive Up Energy Use In Maryland Homes In Maryland, older windows often become one of the biggest weak points in the building envelope, especially in homes that have seen decades of patching and repair. A sash can look fine and still let in drafts around the frame, through worn weatherstripping, or at the glass itself. When the weather turns, those minor losses show up as cold rooms, hot rooms, and HVAC systems that run longer than they should. If
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