Blog: windows

As winter begins to wind down in the Chicago suburbs, many homeowners start thinking about warmer weather. But before spring arrives, it is important to ask if your home is ready for storm season.

When winter arrives in the Chicago suburbs, small issues around your home can quickly turn into bigger problems. What may seem like minor window damage in cold weather or small cracks in your siding can worsen fast once freezing temperatures set in.

When winter hits the Chicago suburbs, many homeowners assume outdoor projects have to wait until spring. One of the most common questions we hear is, “Can you replace windows in winter?” The short answer is yes.

When winter hits the Chicago suburbs, we often hear the same complaint from homeowners: “Why are my windows cold?” That uncomfortable chill near your windows is more than just a seasonal annoyance. Drafty windows in winter can point to deeper issues with your home’s insulation and efficiency.

Believe it or not, spring is right around the corner.  For many of us, that means it's time for deep cleaning, reorganizing, or maybe even a remodeling project.  Those remodeling projects may include windows, siding or doors.

Did you have really bad drafts last winter? High energy bills? If so, it is time for an upgrade, and Illinois Energy Windows & Siding is here to help.  Follow along to read why fall is the perfect time to replace your windows.  1.

Are You Struggling to Clean and Open Your Double-Hung Windows? Figuring out how to maintain and operate your new double-hung windows can be a challenge, and Illinois Energy Windows & Siding is here with the tips you need to expertly maintain these popular window features.

Today, a window installation is as easy as contacting your local contractors and scheduling a job. However, there is more consideration and planning that goes into this type of project than meets the eye.

Window replacement is the most effective solution to old and failing windows. However, not every homeowner is prepared to take on such a large project at once. You’ll need to decide if having all your existing windows replaced at one time is necessary or if it’s better to do it a few at a time.

Windows play a huge role in keeping your home thermally comfortable and energy-efficient. However, their constant exposure to the elements can wear down their seals, allowing drafts to enter your home.