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  • Assess Your Needs

    Step 2: Inspect Your Windows & Doors Before You Upgrade

    Start by taking a closer look at your windows and doors.

    A quick inspection can help you figure out if they just need minor repairs, some upgrades, or a full replacement, but it isn’t a guide for DIY repairs. Well-cared-for windows and doors can last for years, but when they’re drafty, damaged, or not keeping your home comfortable, making improvements can boost comfort, save energy, and lower your bills.For safety, performance, and warranty protection, always consult a qualified professional or schedule an EnerGuide home energy evaluation before making any upgrades.

    Assess Common Window and Door Performance Issues

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    Pro Tip!

    A quick inspection helps, but a home energy assessment is the best way to know how well your windows and doors are really performing.

    For more on EnerGuide Evaluation and how it can help you prioritize upgrades, Check out the Home Energy Assessment Guide → Why Get a Home Energy Assessment?

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