What is the cost of replacement windows? The short answer is easy. Window + Installation = Cost. But, what determines the actual cost of the window itself? That answer is a little more complex. Learn more about what goes into the price of replacement windows and what features you should be looking for in your new windows. 

Homeowners choose Stanek’s wood grain interior windows to create a natural look for their living space without the maintenance and upkeep that real wood windows require. These beautiful framed features can be called out even more by adding wooden accent pieces to the living space. We’ve addressed three top questions homeowners ask when it comes to combining wooden room features, such as floors, windows and wooden accent pieces, like bowls and furniture, together in a living space.

With so many great options on the market today for window coverings, it can be very difficult to decide what to put up in a room. You could choose drapes, shades, blinds, café curtains or even shutters. If you have a good friend or relative to help with this project, it can go more smoothly. Sometimes, it really helps to ask someone what they think of a color or style. Turn the project into a fun time of bonding with someone you care about.

Would you like to replace your windows this winter? Concerned about your home being opened up to the cold during the installation process? If you’re getting Stanek Windows, you don’t need to be worried. Our special winter window installation process minimizes the heat loss in your home during the installation of your new windows. Whether you are getting one window replaced or an entire houseful, the experts installing your Stanek Windows have your comfort in mind every step of the way.

The cool air and comfort of autumn is quickly being erased with winter weather. The cold weather means waking up for work every morning and leaving your car running for ten minutes on high heat before driving. These temperatures are also hard on the home and can damage the budget with high heating costs. But, there are ways to prevent the harsh winter blasts.  These steps take some time, but after they are completed you will see amazing result and your home will become more energy efficient.

What is the difference between a replacement window and a new construction window?

In short, nothing. A replacement window and what people often refer to as a “new construction” window are one and the same and are both new windows. The difference is in how the window is installed and those options vary by the type of window being replaced.

Everyone’s talking about going green; from large industrial plants to those in a one-person apartment. Americans have realized the importance of clean air and fresh water and there are many ways that companies and families are going green. In this blog post, we will go over a variety of really simple things you can do right now to help save our environment.  If you decide to try a few of these ideas, be sure to include those around you so they can also learn about recycling and saving the environment.

There are many benefits to having a storm door. A beautiful storm door can enhance the visual appeal of your entrance and can also provide added security. Today, you’ll find storm doors in all styles, colors and materials so that the door blends well with the architectural style and construction of your home.

Window screens - everyone has them but most of us don’t pay much attention to them, even though they’re great assets to have on your home or apartment. They keep out unwanted insects and allow an extra measure of safety. When the weather is lovely outside, it’s easy to open a window and let some fresh air in the house. This is when most of us usually realize that our window screens haven’t been cleaned in quite some time.

If you’re replacing the old windows in your house with new ones, don’t throw them out. Instead, use them to create unique focal pieces for any room in your home.

Repurposed windows can be turned into wall art that touts a special quote, photograph frames that showcase your family, unique jewelry organizers for your accessories, or, for those who are handy with a hammer and nails, a piece of furniture.