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  • Three Types Of Energy-Efficient Windows

    Energy-efficient windows are one of the best ways to reduce the amount of heat that leaks out of your home during the winter (and into your home in the summer). There are many different types of energy-efficient windows, all of which operate in different ways to bring the same feature to your home. Understanding what the main types of energy-efficient window models are can help you choose the one that best fits both your home's appearance and your family's needs. [Read More]

  • Do Your Old Windows Look Like They Need Replaced? What To Know

    If you're considering new windows because your current windows are decades old, it makes sense to get entirely new windows and not just pieces. Some people will try to replace just the glass or to keep the glass and reuse the frames, but this can be inefficient and a waste of money. There are many benefits to replacing everything at once when you're ready to update your home. Here are a few things to talk about with the window replacement company when they come to your home to give you a quote. [Read More]

  • What Causes Condensation To Form On Your Windows In Winter?

    Condensation is a common problem that occurs in many homes in winter. Some homeowners who experience this problem think this means that there is a problem with their windows. Knowing the true problem and what you can do about it can help you maintain your home this winter and in the future. What causes condensation to form on your windows in winter? Condensation occurs because the temperature of your windows is lower than the temperature of the air in your home. [Read More]

  • Three Reasons You Should Repair Your Cracked Windshield

    If you recently noticed a crack in your windshield, you might currently be debating whether or not it should be repaired. If it isn't in your line of vision, it is tempting to ignore it, but this is not usually a good idea. Here are some reasons to get it repaired. It Affects Your Ability to Drive Safely The first and one of the more obvious reasons to fix your cracked windshield is because it can affect your driving ability. [Read More]

  • 2 Tips For Reducing The Amount Of Condensation Inside Your Double-Pane Windows

    If you have noticed a lot of condensation building up inside the space between your double-pane windows, you may want to know how to get rid of it. Since this moisture is caused by a break in the window seals, you cannot completely get rid of it without replacing the windows. However, you can reduce the amount of buildup by using the two tips below. Drill Small Holes In The Bottom And Top Of The Outside Pane [Read More]

  • 2 Tips For Homeowners Needing To Have Their Windows Replaced

    Eventually, you will likely need to have your home's windows replaced if you've been in your house for a while. This can be due to either the window sustaining major damage or a loss of performance due to aging. Yet, it is common for new homeowners to be relatively uninformed about what should be expected when having a window replaced. If this applies to you, the following tips may help you ensure that your window replacement goes as smoothly as possible. [Read More]

  • Four Things Should Know Before You Jump Into A Window Replacement Project

    If you want to replace the windows in your home, there are many things to consider. In your area, there may be regulations that you need to meet. You may also want to know where replacement windows can be used and the other improvements that can be done for your home where replacements cannot be used. Here are some things you will want to know before you jump into a window replacement project: [Read More]

  • The Neat-Freak's Guide To Streak-Free Interior Windows

    If you're a neat freak, the sight of a streak on a window right after you clean it will leave you frazzled. You are tempted to clean it again and again, but you only get the same results. Here are some tips to get that streak-free interior window you want. Gather Tools For this project, you need: squeegee with rubber edge sponge or scrubber old towel micro-fiber towel or cloth bucket cotton swab dish soap, lemon juice, ammonia or white distilled vinegar rubber gloves if cleaning with ammonia Tools can make a difference in whether or not your windows streak. [Read More]