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    Learning More: Home Window Security & Double-Pane Windows

    Last updated 4 days ago

    When you replace your windows with new, energy-efficient models, you will increase the security and efficiency of your home. Visit these resources to discover more about home window security and the leading causes of double-pane window problems.

    Contact Window World of Orlando by calling (321) 282-6200 to learn all about our professional window replacement services. Our window installers can provide you with energy efficient windows that boost the overall security of your home. Call us today to schedule a free in-home demonstration!

    What Causes Windows to Fog?

    Last updated 11 days ago

    Your windows are designed to provide you with a clear and beautiful view of the outside world. When a window is fogged and covered with condensation, you are no longer able to enjoy the view. Not only does condensation ruin your view, but it can also lead to serious damage to your windows. Here is a closer look at what causes window fog and condensation in double-paned windows:

    Water Vapor

    Water vapor is present in the air at all times and is the cause of condensation and window fogging. When air is warm, these water molecules are spaced far apart and travel through the air. As the air cools down, the water molecules get closer together and settle on solid surfaces. Water molecules collect on the surface of the window because it is typically the coolest surface in a room.

    Indoor Air Humidity

    Humidity in your home’s indoor air will cause condensation on your windows. Activities such as cooking and showering will increase the moisture content of your air. To temporarily reduce your indoor humidity, you can open your windows. If humidity and condensation become a regular problem, you will need to contact a ventilating contractor to help you improve your home’s ventilation.

    Dangers of Condensation

    Double paned windows are treated with gas or silica pellets that are designed to absorb moisture. When these absorbent materials fail, you will notice condensation building up between the window panes. Over time, this moisture will lead to damage to the windows. The surface of the glass can become etched from water damage, and your windows may no longer properly insulate your home.

    If you are experiencing window condensation and fogging issues, contact Window World of Orlando. We will install replacement windows that are well insulated, energy efficient, and beautiful. To schedule an estimate with one of our window replacement technicians, call our Orlando location at (321) 282-6200.

    Watch: Energy-Efficient Windows Can Help Cut Down on Air Conditioning Costs

    Last updated 18 days ago

    Your air conditioning system makes up over 50% of your monthly energy bill. Energy efficient windows can help you significantly cut down on your air conditioning costs. When you are shopping for replacement windows, look for windows with the ENERGY STAR label. To learn more about how replacement windows can lower your air conditioning costs, watch this video from CPS Energy.

    At Window World of Orlando, we have an extensive inventory of energy-efficient windows that will look beautiful in your home. Our energy-efficient windows will help make your cooling system more efficient, and will save you money on your energy bills. To schedule a free in-home window demonstration, call us at (321) 282-6200. 

    Choose Awning and Casement Windows for Maximum Home Security

    Last updated 18 days ago

    When you replace the windows in your home, it is important to consider how your windows can be used to boost your home’s security. By taking extra precautions with your window installation, you can prevent an intruder from entering your home. Here is a closer look at how awning and casement windows can provide you maximum home security: 

    Multi Locking Point System

    Casement and awning windows feature imbedded locks that are untouchable from the outside. For increased security, you can choose to install a multi-point locking system that will boost the security of your casement and awning windows even further. With their advanced locking mechanism and durable design, casement and awning windows are extremely difficult to break into.

    Flush Closure

    A double hung window has two panes that slide up and down. Because the planes are not flush with the window frame, an intruder could potentially push the pane up and enter your house. With awning and casement windows, you will have a single pane that is flush with the window frame. An intruder will have no way to push this frame open.

    Swing Hinges

    Awning and casement windows function like a door, with a single hinge that allows them to swing on a single axis. Typically, these windows are installed so that the hinge only swings outwards or upward. A casement window crank, sometimes called a sash winder, will allow you to open the window from the inside. An intruder will not be able to open an awning or casement window from the outside, which will make your home more secure.  

    To learn more about the security benefits of casement or awning windows, contact Window World of Central Florida by calling (321) 282-6200. Our window installation experts will install durable, vinyl windows that will enhance the beauty of your home and increase your home security. For more information about our window installation services, contact our Orlando location today!

    Learning More: Choosing The Right Windows & How Argon Impacts New Windows

    Last updated 1 month ago

    When the time comes to choose new windows for your replacement project, your options are many. Argon windows are rapidly gaining popularity amongst energy-efficient models, but you might also prefer something more basic. To learn more about selecting windows, follow these links:

    For more information on choosing the perfect windows for your home, call Window World of Central Florida at (321) 282-6200.

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