Blog: Energy Efficiency

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.

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.

Whether you want to make improvements to your home, or it is time to replace your current windows, you have an important decision on your hands in choosing the material of window. While there is no right or wrong answer, some window materials provide more advantages than others.

The city of Cranberry Township, PA, has been one of the fasting growing cities in the United States over the past decade. The number of residents is increasing each year, homes are selling left and right and must be up to date on all improvements.

It’s great fun for the kids to draw in the condensation on the windows of the bus, but what does it really mean in your home?  Should you reduce the humidity in your home, get replacement windows or simply enter your kids in art class?

Thanks to several improvements in manufacturing  vinyl replacement windows , these windows are one of the most popular choices among homeowners. For example, today’s vinyl windows offer more energy efficient than aluminum or wood windows.

When it comes to re-siding your home, you have lots of important decisions to make. Even after you've decided on vinyl siding, you still face a difficult choice - deciding between the various vinyl siding color options.

When considering replacing the windows in your home, you will quickly realize that there are many options to choose from. However, no one type of window will likely work throughout your entire home. Different rooms and window placements may necessitate you consider multiple window options.

Vinyl siding  is not a hip topic. You do not hear it mentioned much at the bar and grill when you eat lunch. Yet when you drive home, you notice that more and more homeowners are giving stucco and synthetic stones the heave-ho in favor of this product.

When it comes to vinyl siding, we're convinced that it can change things for your home, and for the better. We're so convinced that we've got a list of ten ways that it will do just that. Curb Appeal: Nothing looks better than a freshly painted house, right?