Over the years the windows in your home take a lot of abuse due to weather conditions and user operation. Some of the operating features and mechanics will break down over time and then can fail. If you have already replaced windows or know that the windows in your home have been replaced in recent years they still should have a manufacturer warranty. Most common warranty periods range from ten to thirty years and cover glass and mechanical part failures.

Over the years, the windows in your home take a beating from the outside elements. There are some normal problems that can occur during the lifetime of your window glass due to normal wear and tear or extreme weather conditions.

The entry door to your home plays a crucial role in your home’s energy efficiency. When it is not functioning properly it will allow unwanted drafts inside.

Remodeling companies often get questioned by past and potential clients if they take on jobs and certain installation procedures throughout the winter months.  The answer from most companies is yes, they do take on work during this time of the year. Along with the weather, there are a few changes that take place throughout installation to make sure everything goes as efficiently and productive as possible.

When you are in the market for new windows and doors and have decided to incorporate grids, there are different materials, styles, and color options to consider.  Keep in mind that availability may differ through depending on the manufacturer.

There are many benefits of installing a Storm/Screen Door to your home.  Energy efficiency is increased due to the slowing down of air and elements before they enter the home. Storms doors also protect Entry Doors from weathering. In the warmer months, most have screen options to pick from that will increase the home's air circulation.

When looking for an Entry Door for your home, you will notice there are a ton of different manufactures, materials, and options to choose from. We are breaking down your options so you can make the best choice for your new door.

Choosing a patio door can get confusing. Here are a few things to take into consideration while picking out the best one for your home.

Whether you have new replacement windows or existing windows that are original to your home, maintaining them twice a year is a great thing to do. Once in the spring, and then again in the fall. Doing the following quick procedures will improve the performance and overall life of your windows.