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3 Common Window Problems During the Winter

  1. Condensation  Condensation can happen in the spring and summer months, but the cold temperatures make this problem far more apparent. The buildup of condensation can grow over time and lead to black mold. Black mold is unhealthy to breathe in and can cause health problems like asthma, persistent headaches, and constant coughing and sneezing.  This problem can be solved by frequently wiping the windows and opening them occasionally to promote proper ventilation in your home. Or, if you have older, wooden windows, the frames might be warped upon repair, and the glass coloring might be faded due to heavy moisture. If you’re in need of new window installation, call (419)-884-3667 to improve ventilation and reduce condensation.  2. Poor Weather-stripping If you have outdated windows, the weather-stripping may be damaged or faded. This leads to cold drafts in your home and is also not energy efficient. This causes you to use more heat for your home and will cost you more on your energy