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    Window Design, Placement, and Optimum Ventilation

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    Window-Design-Placement-and-Optimum-VentilationWhen it comes to your home’s ventilation, it’s always important to strike a balance. On one hand, you want to make sure that fresh air can flow freely into and out of your home. On the other, you don’t conditioned air to escape and raise your energy bills.

    Renewal by Andersen® of Atlanta, the top windows company in Marietta, GA, examines ways to get this done without sacrificing one for the other:

    Proper Placement

    If you want to optimize airflow in your home, begin by placing operable windows in all the rooms. This provides ample opportunity for fresh air regardless of your home’s orientation or where the breeze may be blowing in from. Place them in a way that optimizes cross ventilation for best results.

    Window Design

    Go for window styles that provide direct control over how much air gets in or out. For instance, our casement and double-hung replacement windows in Marietta, GA, can give you just the right amount of ventilation on an as-needed basis. You can open their sashes fully, as opposed to sliding windows that will restrict it to only half the area.

    Landscape Elements

    The trees, shrubs, walls, and other elements outside your property can influence wind patterns. Depending on where they are, they can either divert breezes straight into your home or act as obstructions. If it is the latter, a few minor landscape modifications may be all you need to tilt the odds in your favor.

    Quick Ways to Ventilate Your Home

    For starters, you’ll want to open the kitchen windows when cooking and the bathroom windows when taking a bath or shower.It is also important that you keep the door closed to restrict the transfer of cool air in the room you’re ventilating. This will help you save on energy costs and stop condensation problems from manifesting in the rest of your home. Let your trusted Marietta windows contractor work with you to ventilate your home properly today.

    Give us a call at (866) 609-5033 or fill out our contact form for a free estimate and in-home consultation on your project.

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