Your home should be a comfortable place where family gathers at the end of a long day to feel safe and secure. Homeownership is also a big investment, but generally speaking, you can usually recoup any money you spend on home improvements. That’s why many families choose to spend time and money to improve their homes.

Whether you’re ready to purchase replacement windows soon or in the near future, it’s important for homeowners to be informed buyers. Not only are there many options when it comes to selecting the style and material of the windows, but there are additional factors to consider.

Your home should be a comfortable place where family gathers at the end of a long day to feel safe and secure. Homeownership is also a big investment, but generally speaking, you can usually recoup any money you spend on home improvements. That’s why many families choose to spend time and money to improve their homes.

Replacement windows may not be at the top of your list of home improvement projects, but perhaps they should be. When you notice that your windows are foggy, drafty, difficult to open and close, or have rotten frames or sills, it's time to examine the tremendous benefits of replacement windows. New windows save energy, provide consistent temperatures in your home, improve your home’s curb appeal and increase security. 

If you’ve recently purchased your home, then you are probably experiencing a wide range of emotions ranging from joy to enthusiasm to fear. New homeowners are excited about the prospect of having a space that they own. Depending on the type of home you purchased, it may be a few years before you have to do any maintenance or you may already have home improvement projects planned if you purchased an older home or a fixer upper.

There are very few differences in installing replacement windows vs. new window installation. There is, however, a slight difference in the installation process of replacement wood windows compared to replacement vinyl or aluminum windows. The process depends on whether there is a full frame replacement or an insert replacement with wood windows. 

Have you ever wondered why your home energy bills increase but the actual cost of your energy hasn't? Depending on your energy source, it's possible that your real cost per unit of energy has decreased over the years. However, that may not be reflected in your heating or cooling bill. Due to inefficient windows and drafty doors, it’s likely that energy in your home is being wasted. And unfortunately, you still have to pay for it.

If the exterior of your home is starting to age gracelessly, it may be time to consider a renovation. Exterior home renovations can offer a great return on investment (ROI) for homeowners interested in selling, and for those who plan to stay put, sprucing up the outside can make turning into your driveway the highlight of each day.

Your home is where your family finds refuge from the world. It’s a place where great meals are made, fun and entertainment are had, and you gain loving support from other family members. Needless to say, it’s a good place to invest your time and money. A beautiful home can be a welcome retreat, but many homes suffer from poor curb appeal. Curb appeal includes more than just putting a coat of paint on the house. You can make changes that will also transform your home into a more comfortable place to live.

When old man winter comes knocking on your windows does he leave behind a wet handprint? If so, you aren’t alone. Condensation occurs when the warm air inside of your home meets up with the cold glass of your window. It is not an unusual problem, and it has become more prevalent over the years as the quality of windows has increased. In the past, when heat could escape to the outside and homes were not as airtight, it was difficult for condensation to form.