Most homeowners wait until something breaks before thinking about new windows. But before a Buffalo or Rochester winter sets in, your windows are usually already telling you what they need.

1. Drafts near the frame

If you feel cool air around closed windows on a breezy fall day, it will only get worse in January.

2. Condensation between the panes

Fog trapped inside double-pane glass means the seal has failed and the window is losing insulating power.

3. Windows that stick or won’t lock

Warped or swollen frames are hard to operate and even harder to seal tight.

4. Heating bills that keep climbing

If costs creep up each year without a change in your habits, leaky windows could be the culprit.

5. Soft, peeling, or rotting frames

Moisture damage around wood frames tends to spread after a season of snow and ice.

 

Why It Matters Now

With our October Window Replacement Month offer, buy one window or door, get one 40% off, plus $200 off your entire order and 12 months no interest financing, replacing failing windows before winter is more achievable than ever.

 

Get Your Free Quote Today and Experience the Renewal by Andersen Difference

Spotted one or more of these signs? Our team will walk you through your options with a free, no-obligation consultation, so you can head into winter with confidence.