The Basics of Casement Windows

Jul 27, 2018 | Windows

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If you are a homeowner just beginning to consider investing in new windows, you may find yourself feeling surprised at how many options you have. After all, isn’t a window just a window?

At Rusco, we know window options inside and out. Each type of window comes with its own set of benefits and drawbacks, each window type has the potential to add to the beauty of a space. A window is not just a window.

What are casement windows?
One type of window, and a popular one at that, is a casement window. Casement windows come in a variety of shapes and sizes, giving homeowners the versatility they need to add natural light to their space. These windows are hinged on one side, opening towards the outside with an easy to use crank handle. Screens are available for use with casement windows as well, keeping insects and debris outside while allowing fresh air inside.

Where can I put casement windows?
Casement windows feature versatility, which means they can go almost anywhere. While popular above kitchen sinks or in bathrooms, casement windows are also lovely in living rooms, bedrooms, or other spaces throughout your home.

What about energy savings?
At Rusco, we only work with window distributors that provide the best quality. You can rest assured knowing you are getting the very best, and that includes energy efficiency. Our casement windows offer decreased draftiness and seal your home up tightly to keep your air conditioner or heater working as efficiently as possible. You will be pleasantly surprised to see your winter and summer energy bills after installing our casement windows!

How do I get started?
If you want to see casement window options, or browse other types of windows, swing by our showroom or give us a call to set up an appointment. Our design consultants love showing homeowners their options and guiding them through the process. Once we work together to choose your perfect custom windows, we will continue to provide you excellent service through installation and follow up.

Give us a call dtoday and get started on your new window investment. You are going to love how they look!

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