Storm Windows Reviews

The term “storm windows” generally refers to windows that are installed on the outside of currently-installed home windows. Homeowners in regions with varying degrees of temperature and weather conditions typically install discount storm windows to provide additional protection against high winds and for increased weather insulation. The addition of storm windows on top of current home windows will help normalize the temperature inside the home.

Storm windows can be custom ordered to fit the specifications of your current home windows. These windows are usually available in a wide variety of colors and frame materials. Although storm windows are usually installed on the exterior of your home there are some variations where they are installed on the inside. Storm windows come in either two-track or triple-track configurations. Of the 10 leading window brands, 6 carry some form of storm windows.

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Storm Windows Prices

Storm windows prices are generally much lower than the cost of average home replacement windows. Pricing will still be dependent on the configuration of the windows you are installing storm windows on. The greater number of panels needed the higher the price tag. One of the advantages in installing storm windows is to enhance the energy efficiency of the home during colder (and hotter) months. The savings achieved by installing storm windows can more than make up for the cost of the windows. You can expect to pay anywhere between $150 and $300 for quality storm windows.

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Other Window Types
Casement Windows
Awning Windows
Bay Windows
Bow Windows
Single Hung Windows
Double Hung Windows

Storm Windows – Pros & Cons

Storm Windows Pros:

Cost less than replacement windows
Increases insulation for the entire home
Allows you to keep the same look of the home’s exterior
Creates a natural sound barrier to reduce noise from outside the house

Storm Windows Cons:

Can be more difficult to clean vs. other replacement windows
The windows must be maintained to avoid rotting and oxidation
Naturally lets in less light
Sometimes traps in moisture between exterior and interior windows

Storm Windows vs Replacement Windows

For the ultra budget-conscious homeowner that wants to upgrade their windows from both an aesthetic and energy efficiency standpoint but not break the bank while doing so, storm windows may be a solid alternative vs installing replacement windows. Either alternative is better than staying with old, ugly windows that don’t do a good job of regulating the temperature inside the home.

Storm windows cost less than replacement windows. Installing storm windows on the outside of your house will increase the energy efficiency of your home and provide a nice boost to the look and curb appeal of your home. However, on the downside, storm windows, while better looking than your old existing windows, will not look better than replacement windows on your home. So it really just comes down to whether you take the full step and purchase replacement windows or you go the cheaper route and opt for storm windows.

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