Poorly sealed windows allow heat to enter your home during the summer and cool drafts during the winter. As a result, your HVAC unit works overtime to maintain your desired temperature, leading to ...

It's an important part of winterizing your home. When the thermometer starts to drop, drafty windows can make it hard to keep your home warm—and can send your energy bills soaring. Sealing drafty ...

Take a close look at your windows and doors for any sneaky gaps or cracks that might be letting in chilly drafts. To tackle these trouble spots, consider using weatherstripping and caulking; these are ...

As the temperature outdoors drops and heating bills rise inside your home, you might be wondering how to seal windows. After all, leaky windows—especially in older homes with single-pane designs—can ...

Although the beauty of sunlight streaming in through windows goes into hibernation during the winter, there are a couple of other reasons you'd want to sit by the glass and romanticize the season.

If you’ve ever stood in your home and realized it was unusually chilly or warm even though the HVAC system was functioning properly, you might have an air leak around one of your doors or windows. You ...

If you live in an older home, drafty windows are often a problem. Rather than replacing them—at an average of $850 per window—you can use window inserts to help fix the problem, save you 50% on ...

A New England nonprofit, WindowDressers, helps communities build low-cost, reusable window insulation inserts. The program, brought to Exeter by a local Energy Committee member, aims to reduce energy ...

A drafty bedroom can disrupt sleep and drive up energy bills, especially during colder months. Draft-proofing helps create a ...