When purchasing replacement windows for your home, knowledge is key. Windows can vary drastically, from their energy ratings to the quality of construction and even the level of professionalism that is taken when making a selection and handling installation.

Homeowners who can identify key terms and specific details about replacement windows will be better able to choose the best replacement windows for their home. To help you out, we have created the following tip sheet to reference when searching for your home replacement windows.

When it comes to buying a new house, the list of things you must consider can seem endless. While location and square footage is important, you also must consider the smaller details that may cost you in the long run. In this blog post, we will review what features to look for when purchasing a new home. 

Are you looking for a way to personalize your space without breaking the bank? A new designer glass window or patio door may be exactly what you’re looking for. At Patio Enclosures, we offer a variety of custom glass window options to ensure you receive the window of your dreams. Learn more.

Are you looking to improve the performance of your windows? Window alterations can create a better appearance or add more light and function to a room. At Stanek Windows, we offer a variety of custom replacement window sizing options to best fit your unique style. Plus, our windows are not only beautiful, but energy efficient as well, allowing you to maximize your heating and cooling returns. Learn more in this post.

You may think that all glass is the same, but some window glass does not provide ample protection from the outdoors during the winter months. A proper glass unit should provide you with a comfortable environment year-round; not just when it’s warm outside. There are several factors that affect the performance of your glass. Learn more about them here.

While choosing replacement windows can be overwhelming, it’s important to understand how a window frame is constructed, what material is used and the cost of each type. Learn the main differences between fiberglass and vinyl windows, including cost, maintenance and frames, as well as why Stanek replacement windows are the best choice for your project.

Everyone loves windows. They allow light and air into your home, and in some cases they provide an emergency exit. The one thing that typical windows do not offer is privacy. Without some sort of covering or treatment, anyone can see into a window from the outside. Privacy is important and homeowners should take the time to choose appropriate window treatments to achieve the amount of privacy that they desire.

Have you ever wondered what the difference was between a bay and garden window? At Stanek Windows, the versatility of our window frames and endless custom options allow you to choose a style for each window opening and create the perfect look for your space. In this post, we’ll explain the main differences between bay and garden windows, as well as the benefits of adding either window to your home.

The sale of vinyl windows has increased nearly 30% from 1996 to 2012, and it is projected that in 2015 vinyl windows will reach 39.2 million units. This surge in sales of vinyl replacement windows is related directly to their ease of use, durability, and superior energy efficiency. Vinyl windows are highly weather-resistant, even in extreme conditions. Furthermore, since the color goes through the entire thickness of the vinyl, the material is fade resistant and a scratch can be polished smooth with little effort.

There are so many types of windows, it can be mind-boggling. Determining how you will use your windows is a great way to determine what type you need. The best choice is usually based on the size of the window opening. Sliding windows are often found in kitchens or bathrooms because they are easy to operate and offer unobstructed views. Their slim vertical lines create a clean, elegant look and are available in two- and three-lite sliding combinations.