Before you get new windows for your home, consider your budget, the window style and material, and whether you can repair your existing windows.

Replacing your windows with impact-resistant ones is costly, but if you consider the alternative, it might be worth it. In storms, for example, an old or defective window might break.

Your roof and walls are made out of tougher stuff, but your windows are more delicate, constructed from glass, vinyl, metal and caulking, and sometimes wood.

Windows over 20 years old, are drafty, are hard to open, and show lots of wear will typically need to be replaced. Some issues, like cracked glass or chipped paint in the frame, can be repaired ...

Should you repair or replace your old windows? The restoration of windows is the best option for the look of your home. If time constraints make replacement windows a homeowner’s only choice, our ...

The government is offering tax credits for installing energy efficient windows. These tax credits are set to expire at the end of 2010 so get your money while the gettin is good!

When should you repair and when should you replace your windows? Here's what the experts at Consumer Reports have to say.

In this week's Angie's List report, Jim Donovan shows you what you need to consider before replacing your windows.

If Europe goes climate neutral, it will consume more flat glass, predicts Christian Quenett. And the benefits could be huge: simply doubling the replacement rate of windows, in line with the ...