Windows and doors replacement in your home can get quite expensive and it can put a financial strain on you if you are in a position when you absolutely need to change the windows or doors because of a defect or when it poses a safety issue. So how do you avoid putting yourself in that position? How often should you replace the windows in your house?

There really isn’t any fixed time frame where you know that the time to replace your windows has come. Instead, you need to watch for warning signs that signal that the life of the window is almost over. So what are those warning signs?

1.  Condensation on your windows

This is a sign of a loose seal which makes it easier for moisture to build up. This usually means that the window needs to be replaced. Instead of waiting for a defect, start budgeting and planning for the cost of replacing it.

2. Any type of fault in the operation of the window

When the window starts faulting in any way, it means it’s time to replace it. It either has rotten in some corners or it may have started to rust.

3. Occasional drifts

This is another sign that your windows are nearing its end. If you start noticing drifts, it is a sign that the seals are starting to wear off. This problem can impact the integrity of your whole HVAC system and it is important to tackle it early in order to not overpay on energy bills or put extra load on the whole system. 

4.Water on the frame

This is usually a sign that you need to replace your windows right away. Any chips, cracks, or broken glass means that you have already waited too long to replace your windows. 

A lot of Windows and Doors companies offer financing plans nowadays, so if you are not in a position to pay for all of your windows replacement all at once you can take advantage of these financing options and alleviate some of the financial stress that comes along with replacing all of your windows in your home.