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Replacing the windows in your home can mean some pretty big decisions for a homeowner. It’s hard to know which windows are the right ones to choose for your home, but the professional replacement window contractors at Anderson Exteriors in Minnesota can help.

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Old homes can be beautiful, bringing charm and style to a neighborhood. In many older homes, their old wooden windows are part of this charm. In some homes, these windows can be around for as long 150 years or more, but eventually, time takes its toll on everything. It can be tough deciding if it’s time to replace an old window with something newer, especially in a beautiful old home like a Craftsman Bungalow or a Queen Anne.

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When it comes time to replace the windows in your home, you want to make the best possible decision. You’ll probably consider the style of your windows and be sure to choose something durable that will stand the test of time. But you may be overlooking one of the most important considerations when it comes to choosing new windows for your home.

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Your home’s front door and entryway are one of the first things people notice when they arrive at your residence. It’s important to make a good first impression, while at the same time making a statement to anyone who passes by on the street. Your entryway needs to reflect the style and energy of your home.

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When it comes to your home, one of the most important considerations for homeowners is your home’s energy consumption. An energy-efficient home saves homeowners money and is better for the environment. At Anderson Exteriors in Ramsey, we offer a wide range of services to help you make your home more energy efficient. Read on to learn more about how our professional contractors can help create a more energy efficient home.

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Whether you are preparing your home for sale or simply remodeling your current home, your home’s curb appeal creates an important first impression. When it comes to increasing your home’s curb appeal, professional contractors can significantly increase your home’s value. At Anderson Exteriors in Minnesota, we are experts in helping your home look its best. We’ve put together this handy guide to how our professional contractors can increase your home’s curb appeal.

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Minnesota winters can put a home’s central heating to the test. Good insulation in a home can save you hundreds each year, retaining as much as 80% in heating loss. It also helps your home’s occupants remain comfortable even as the mercury drops, protecting your plumbing and other important components of a home. Insultex house wrap offers thermal insulation using Insultex technology, providing a much thinner and lighter insulation than traditional products. At Anderson Exteriors serving the Twin Cities, we’ve put together this handy guide to help you understand how Insultex house wrap can protect your home or build.

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Your siding protects your home against all kinds of weather and wildlife. It can also play a significant role in the appearance of your home. Beautiful siding is central to your home’s curb appeal, but deciding which siding to choose can be a difficult and confusing decision.

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Gutters divert rain and other sources of moisture, such as melted snow and ice, away from the walls of your house to prevent rot, mold growth and ruined attic insulation. Gutter downspouts carry the water away from the home’s foundation to avoid creating moisture problems such as mold and mildew in crawl spaces and basements.

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Old windows with rotten frames or windows that won’t close properly can make your house a prime target for criminals looking for an easy way to enter your home. Windows must be strong and secure to keep out thieves determined to break in and steal. Replacing flimsy, easy to force open windows will help protect you and your family and keep your valuable possessions safe. New windows that increase home security can also lower home insurance premiums.

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