Posts in Category: Replacement Windows

Have you ever heard the saying, "If a tree falls in the woods and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?”  The answer to this debated question is yes.

The same holds true for water damage. Unfortunately, water damage to a home often goes unseen by the homeowner. The sign of any destruction is usually hidden by siding or exterior cladding, but underneath there can be serious damage occurring.

The decision between replacing your old windows or installing storm windows is the subject of a long and bitter ongoing debate among designers, architects, contractors, and home-lovers. There are many factors to compare, and each situation is very unique. Trying to assess the different factors gives many people a headache and often leads to rushed choices and misguided decisions.

Summer is here! That means the number of outside activities is going to increase at a fever pitch. That also means your home will be exposed to family and friends, whereas in the winter it was tucked away. Now your home is about to become a meeting place for going to the beach, planning picnics or hosting that company barbecue. You want it to be as inviting as possible.

Whether you want to improve your home’s energy efficiency or just enhance its beauty, new replacement windows are a good place to begin. This is one home improvement expense that you can recoup if you ever sell your home.

From stately Georgian homes to log cabin residences in the woods, Baltimore, Maryland offers an array of architectural options when it comes to homes. Since these architectural designs vary, knowing which type of replacement window best matches the style of your home can be difficult.

If there’s one thing you’ve likely learned while living in Albany during the crazy winter of 2014, it is this: Your windows are helping to protect your home from the bitter elements outside, or they really need to be replaced before next year’s storms.

We’ve all had to deal with a broken window at some point in our lives. If you are good with DIY home repairs, then replacing broken window glass won’t be a problem. But be careful, it can be dangerous to work with broken glass, so be sure to wear goggles and work gloves to protect your eyes and hands. Make sure to wear long sleeves, pants and shoes in order to keep your skin safe from nicks and cuts.

So you’re taking the plunge and replacing your home windows – good decision! Whether you’re trying to reduce your high energy bills, need to update the look of your home, or would like to increase the value, you’ll achieve those three goals.

Do you or one of your family member have limited mobility? This article outlines modifications you can make to the doors and windows in your home, in order to make the space accessible for those who have physical limitations or require mobility equipment to safely get around. 

When it comes to doing research, the internet is a great tool. With a few clicks, you have hundreds if not thousands of pages of information at your fingertips. When you are considering a large purchase, looking online can help you to find the best product, price, and company. So, if it’s time to replace the windows in your home, take a minute to research vinyl replacement windows online.