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Updating your home with new replacement windows allows you to change the look and feel of your home. Choosing the right window style for your home can feel like a guessing game.

Expanding your home is an exciting decision, but choosing between a sunroom and a full addition can be challenging. Both options provide extra space, have a return on investment, and enhance your lifestyle, but they can also serve different purposes.

If you’ve been thinking about upgrading your bath or shower, you might be wondering what the installation process actually looks like. Will it be messy? How long will it take? What challenges could arise?

Financing a home improvement project can feel a lot like planning a road trip. You know where you want to go—a more beautiful, functional home—but the route to get there isn’t always clear.

At Joyce Windows, Sunrooms & Baths, we’re proud to celebrate an incredible milestone—70 years of serving homeowners like you. Since 1955, our family-owned business has been dedicated to enhancing homes and improving lives with high-quality windows, sunrooms, and bath remodeling solutions.

Are you struggling to keep your home comfortable while watching your energy bills climb higher every season? You’re not alone. Many homeowners deal with drafty windows, temperature swings, and the frustration of feeling like their home isn’t as efficient as it could be.

So it’s time to replace your current windows and you have an important decision on choosing what material type will be best for your home.

Remodeling your bathroom is an exciting process, but it can quickly turn stressful if you choose the wrong company. Many contractors make big promises but end up causing delays, adding hidden costs, or delivering poor-quality work.

If you have ever seen an ad offering “free windows” or a “complimentary home renovation,” you’re not alone.  These too-good-to-be-true offers are everywhere—plastered across social media, sent as email promotions, or even tucked into mailers.

You're considering adding a sunroom to your home, but how do you choose between a year-round sunroom or a three-season sunroom, especially if you don't know how they differ?  While both options appear the same from the outside, some key differences exist.