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    The Fab 4: Window Styles for Better Ventilation

    The Fab 4: Window Styles for Better Ventilation

    Windows have many uses and it’s not just to prevent water from getting into our homes on a rainy day but also to let the sunlight and air in. When it comes to air circulation and ventilation, sometimes some windows fail to do the trick and you need to conduct a window replacement to correct this issue. With that in mind, you’re most likely wondering what window styles are the best choice for increased air circulation and ventilation.

    The Fab 4: Window Styles for Better Ventilation

    In this post, Renewal by Andersen of New Jersey and New York Metro discuss the top four window styles for better air circulation and ventilation in your home.

    Sliding Windows

    Our sliding window is considered one of the most energy-efficient windows out there due to its lack of complicated parts, allowing it to close firmly. This allows it to block air infiltration from the outside. At the same time, however, the fact that you can open it up completely will allow fresh air to enter your home with ease.

    Double-Hung Windows

    You can expect better airflow with double-hung windows. When it comes to ventilation and air circulation, you can easily control both with this window style. Opening the bottom part will allow fresh air to come in while the top expels the warm indoor air. If you need just a bit of ventilation then you can only open one part of the window.

    Bow and Bay Windows

    Bow and bay windows are famous for the style and the beauty they can bring to your home. For air circulation and ventilation, the three windows that come with this style allow for maximum air movement from multiple directions.

    Casement Windows

    Casement windows are popular for those who value energy efficiency. But when it comes to air and ventilation, this window style is also a good choice as it can direct fresh air indoors. For ventilation, you need only completely open the window to let the warm air out.

    Turn to Renewal by Andersen of New Jersey and New York Metro for your window replacement needs. We are your number one provider of all window styles and installation services. Give us a call at (866) 609-5033 or fill out our contact form for a free estimate. We serve clients in Toms River and Jackson, New Jersey.

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