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n hs PORT PERRY STAR - TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1991 1 : Heat loss through win If your home has start- ed to feel like its gone into a deep freeze now that winter's almost here, maybe it's time to take a careful look at your win- dow. A major source of heat loss (up to 25 per cent), your windows can account for a hefty portion of your home heating bills. If you're concerned, check around your win- dows for leaks and gaps. If you discover a problem, there are two courses of action available to you to 2 those hard-earned dollars from literally "fly- ing out the window." You can either upgrade your existing windows or you can replace them alto- gether with new, energy- efficient units. UPGRADING If you find you're expe- riencing heat loss prob- lems with your current PORT PERRY'S LONGEST ESTABLISHED REALTOR NK@LERELL R Toronto Line REALTOR 1888 SCUGOG ST., PORT PERRY PHONE: 985-7386 686-3931 windows, you can boost their efficiency by simply installing an extra layer of glazing (glass) or pur- chasing a special shrink wrap layer of plastic (available at hardware stores) which adjusts to fit your window when you apply heat toit. If you have storm win- dows, you should make sure they fit well and are in good condition. You can also install weatherstripping and caulking around your windows to help keep out draughts. There are many different types available; if you have questions or concerns, talk to the experts at your local building supply cen- tre. Before applying these sealants, be sure to re- move andy old caulking and weatherstripping first and apply the new dows materials to a clean, dry surface. REPLACEMENT If you want to give your home a facelift or it your existing windows are steadily decaying, you'll probably want to replace them altogether. Keep in mind that this will cost you a lot more than the simple upgrades men- tioned above. However, you may only want to re- (Turn to page 3) ROMANTIC VICTORIAN - $199,900! 4 bdrm. boasts main floor family room with fireplace, main floor laundry, country kitchen with w/o, formal living & dining areas, unique oak staircase & much more. Over 2,000 sq. ft. in Victorian Village close to schools, parks & downtown. Open house Sun., Nov., 3, at 1-4 PM, 89 Ash St. For info. call: Debra-Ann Taylor at 985-7386 or 985-8881. i esi ot a wig ET BACK TO THE LAND 14.46 Acres of solitude on Scugog Island. A don't miss opportunity for the large family or in-law apartment; this 4+1 bdrm. brick & aluminum beauty shows to perfection. Includes family room off kitchen, professional landscaping, 2 car attached garage, & 32' x 64' barn. To see this lovely property call Glenn McCoy at 985-7386 or 985-3063. » " . ) 3 oo on A FE. SEL. SPREE. DL a LI re rrr