When were your windows installed? The 1950s? The 1960s? The 1980s? If so, then it may surprise you that today’s windows are more than just glass. Even within the last 10 years, the science behind energy-efficient windows has evolved considerably. “If you have an older home,“ says window replacement expert Gerry Rogers, “your windows are
With many homeowners pinching pennies, energy-efficient windows are a smart, simple way to conserve energy and save money now and for years to come. So it’s shocking to know that some window companies try to sell windows that offer no energy-benefits. What’s even more outrageous is that these windows are often quite expensive. How do
Homeowners looking to save money on heating and cooling bills should explore options such as replacing their old windows with energy-efficient replacement windows. This can save anywhere from 15-25% on energy bills.However, if you’ve already replaced your windows, or aren’t ready to take that step, even small savings can add up. Here are six simple
Do you have small rooms in your home that you wish were larger? Short of knocking down a wall, you won’t truly be able to increase the dimensions of a room. However, there are several ways you can make a room appear larger than it is by changing the layout, contents, and it’s color scheme.
For most folks, major home improvement projects are few and far between. Adding a new lamp, a new color of paint, or even a new piece of furniture to a room is one thing – making upgrades to the structure of your home is another. If you’re thinking about replacing your home’s windows, it’s a
Have you ever wondered how water gets on the inside of your windows? This question is pretty common. Many people find it odd that condensation forms on their new windows, whereas they didn’t notice any moisture with their previous ones. It might be a little confusing, but seeing some condensation on the inside of a
It’s officially winter, but you don’t have to be stuck with your old windows or doors throughout the colder months! Whether research took longer than you expected, or something else came up that took priority, we understand that you might not have been ready to replace your doors or windows in the spring, summer, or
As you decorate your home for the holidays, don’t forget your windows. While you can always hang some a garland or add a little holiday trim, there are many other budget-friendly and festive ways to spruce up your windows for Christmas. Create a garland of Christmas ornaments: With all the Christmas ornaments friends and family
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