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Part 3: Making a Case for Casement Windows: Why Casement Windows Are a Worthy Investment – Overall Value and Other Advantages

At this point, you may already be considering getting casement windows, but to help you finalize the decision, here are more reasons why investing in them is a good idea.

They Are More Affordable Than Other Window Types

Casement windows are among the best-priced window styles you’ll find on the market. While the final price will depend on several other factors, such as installation fees, you can be assured of a lower starting price. They are also easier to install than other window types; thus, you are likely to be able to negotiate for the best installation rates.

They Can Increase a Home’s Resale Value

Given all the advantages we have discussed, most homeowners and buyers can recognize the benefit of having casement windows. Their strength, ease of maintenance and classic appeal ensure optimal service life and protection. Energy-efficient casement windows can help increase your home’s resale value as more and more consumers are looking for homes that are designed to curb overall expenses in terms of upkeep.

Caring for Casement Windows

Now that you’ve read through the benefits of installing casement windows, here are some tips on how you can maximize your investment.

Cleaning

  • Regularly wipe off dirt and debris from sills and tracks.
  • Clean the frame, sash and grilles with a mild soap and water solution, using a soft brush or rag.
  • To clean the glass, use a mild glass cleaner and a soft cloth.

Maintenance

  • Regularly lubricate the hinges and locks to maintain ease of operation.
  • Use dry lubricant in the window’s moving parts to prevent dust and dirt buildup.
  • Avoid abrasive cleaners and hard-bristled brushes.

Proper Usage

  • Even if you’ve got the best product, you should still handle and operate your window with care. Do not slam it shut or close it forcefully, as some parts of the glazing may be fragile.
  • Strong winds can also slam the windows shut. Make sure to close the windows during windy and stormy days.

As with anything else, proper care and maintenance will help keep your casement windows functioning beautifully for a very long time.

John Zatwarnytsky

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