Blog: Windows

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.

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 want your home to be beautiful, comfortable, and functional. Tackling a remodeling project can feel exciting and overwhelming at the same time. You may be asking: How much time will your appointment take?Will I get clear and honest answers without pressure to purchase immediately?

When you’re shopping for windows, sunrooms, or bath products, you want to know that you’re getting the best quality and value for your investment.

It doesn’t take much to change your home décor along with the seasons. Simple things like changing pillows or placemats to window treatments, which are an easy change to make, will add the influences of the current season.

Perhaps you've moved into an old house recently and discovered it's never had window replacements done. As a result, you've probably noticed how much this affects your energy bill, especially last winter.

Although we often think of the colder weather months for saving on our energy bills, thereare things we can do in the summer time too. From simple tips and changes to energy efficient replacement windows, we can keep more money in our pockets this summer.

When considering replacing the windows in your home, there are many decisions you will have to make regarding your new replacement windows. These decisions will include choosing a type of window, choosing a material for your windows, as well as choosing new window treatments.

So what is so hard about putting a replacement window into a cut out rectangle of my home?  I watched the guy down the street from the window company do it and it looked fairly simple.  Empty hole gets filled with a new window, a little caulking and trim and all done!

You know you need replacement windows and you are looking forward to the changes in you heating bill. But it can get confusing with all the different options available for increasing the energy efficiency of replacement windows.