How to Keep Your Home Warm in Winter

Keeping your home warm in winter doesn’t have to be hard or expensive. A lot of heat is lost through old windows and doors, so small fixes — and sometimes upgrades — can make a big difference. Here are simple tips from iWindow Remodeling to help your home stay cozy.

 

 

Cold air gets in through tiny gaps around windows and doors.

 

 

• Add weatherstripping

 

• Use caulk around window frames

 

• Install a door sweep

 

If the draft doesn’t go away, your windows or doors may be too old.

 

 

Old single-pane windows lose a lot of heat. Energy-efficient windows help keep warm air inside and can lower your energy bills. At iWindow Remodeling, we install windows designed to handle winter weather and reduce drafts.

 

 

If your door lets in air or you see light around the edges, warm air is escaping. A new, insulated door creates a tighter seal and helps keep your home comfortable.

 

 

Keep them closed at night to block cold air. Open them during the day to let in sunlight and natural warmth.

 

 

Heat rises, so a poorly insulated attic makes your home colder. Adding insulation can make a big difference in comfort and energy savings.

 

 

Sometimes small fixes aren’t enough. If your home still feels drafty, it may be time to replace your windows or doors.

 

iWindow Remodeling offers high-quality window and door replacements that keep your home warmer and help lower energy bills.