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Lower heating costs, greater comfort
Old windows are one of the biggest weak points in a house when it comes to energy loss. If you switch to modern Salamander windows as part of a renovation, you will noticeably reduce heat loss and permanently lower your heating costs. At the same time, your living comfort will increase thanks to better insulation values and a more balanced indoor climate.
With our energy saving calculator, you can quickly and easily find out what potential your home has.
That's why it's worth replacing your windows
Time for a change
Windows have a lifespan of 20 to 40 years. If you still have single glazing or old double glazing, you are losing heat to the outside every day — this is noticeable in the form of cold drafts and fogged-up windows.
Noticeably lower heating costs
Outdated windows can be responsible for up to 25 percent of heat loss in a house. Modern windows with a low U-value significantly reduce heating requirements and thus pay for themselves over the years.
Take advantage of subsidies
The government supports window replacement with subsidies and low-interest loans through KfW and BAFA. Important: You must apply for the subsidy before starting the project.
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Good for the climate
Less heating energy means lower CO₂ emissions. With new windows, you can make a tangible contribution to climate protection while also protecting yourself from rising CO₂ prices.
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Subsidies through choosing the right windows
Choosing the right windows can make you eligible for government subsidy programs, providing additional financial security for your investment.
Eligible if technical requirements are met
Government support for energy-efficient renovations
Lower operating costs in the long term
High-quality window systems even meet the demanding requirements of the passiveHouse standard, making a significant contribution to maximum energy efficiency. Our bluEvolution82 window combines modern technology with maximum energy efficiency and is therefore passiveHouse certified. Our greenEvolution window is also passive house compatible.
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