3 Types Of Window Materials

Posted on 27 February 2018

The materials that the frame and construction of your windows are made out of plays a massive role in the ability of the window to withstand weather exposure and prevent heat transfer between the interior and exterior of your home. There are several different types of materials that are commonly used for window installations, each of which carries a different aesthetic and set of advantages and drawbacks. Understanding what these materials are and the differences between them can help you choose the best one for your home's window needs. [Read More]

Three Advantages Of Replacing A Window With A Casement Window

Posted on 10 February 2018

When you have a window in your home that you need to be replaced, you don't necessarily need to find the same type of window to put in. While the exterior dimensions of the window will need to be the same, you might wish to explore a different style of window for this spot in your home. One such type that could be on your radar is a casement window. This style of window has a hand crank that you turn to swing the window open, much in a similar path as a door. [Read More]

The Four Little Known Benefits Of Frosted Glass

Posted on 24 January 2018

Many homeowners are aware of the privacy benefits of frosted glass, however, there is definitely more from where that came from. Homeowners should be aware of the other little-known benefits just to see how advantageous installing frosted glass can be for their home. Here are four of the more little-known benefits: Energy Saving: Frosted glass can definitely provide more energy-saving benefits for your home simply because they fitted out the harsh rays of the sun that warm up your home. [Read More]

Is It True You Shouldn'T Get Wood Or Steel Doors If You Live By The Sea?

Posted on 5 January 2018

Entry doors are made in a variety of materials, but not all materials are appropriate for every geographical area. If you live by the sea, or any body of salt water, you may want to think twice about installing an entry door made from steel or wood. Here's the reason why and which door materials may be more appropriate. Salt Water Speeds Up Degradation The reason why metal and wood doors may not be the best option for a home that's near the sea is because the salt in the water can have a deleterious effect on them. [Read More]

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Your Complete Guide For New and Replacement Windows

Hi, my name is Robert Jarrett and if you're considering the purchase of new or replacement windows for your home, you must read my blog first. A few months ago I decided to buy replacement windows because the old windows in my home were in bad shape. Before I bought the windows, I did a considerable amount of research on the various types of windows that are available. I knew that I wanted energy efficient windows, but I still wanted to compare the different kinds and brands. Because of my fact finding mission, I was able to purchase high quality windows at an affordable price. I am writing this blog so that I can help other homeowners make a decision about their new or replacement windows.

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