​When it comes time to replace your windows, the company you choose should be transparent, and upfront with you about all the details of their business. They should be able to discuss every aspect of the install process from their licensing, materials, warranties, customization, and glass options.  The contractor you choose should be knowledgeable and have a strong following of satisfied clients. We have complied a list of a few questions that are frequently asked by potential clients that are shopping for new windows. 

​Keeping your windows and doors clean shouldn’t be something you need to stress about. We have found these 7 tips that will help make your life easier when it comes to your window and door cleaning chores. These easy tips will help make cleaning a breeze. 

​As the Winter months start coming to a close, it is time to start preparing your home for the highly anticipated warmer months of Spring. Just like other aspects of your home, the exteriors of your home such as windows and doors should also be included in your “Spring Cleaning” initiatives.  You can either hire someone to help you with this task or follow a simple guide that you can do it yourself. 

Five important factors you should consider before purchasing your replacement windows.

Who will install the windows?
Making sure your windows are installed properly is very important. If they aren’t installed correctly, the will fail over time. This is a vital step in the window purchasing process.

We all love windows. They bring light and air into your home. The only downside is that they do not offer privacy. Without a covering or treatment, anyone can see inside through the window. This can be particularly obvious at night when the interior lights make it even easier to see into your home. Privacy is important, especially in bathrooms, and homeowners should take the time to choose appropriate window treatments to achieve the amount of privacy that they need.

​The color of your front door can have a big impact on curb appeal. There are many factors to consider, from architecture to the color of your exterior.  How do you want guests to perceive you when they come over for a visit?  We suggest following these pointers to help you find the the right front door for your style.

Home improvement projects are costly and time consuming. So it is easy to put off replacement home windows until it is absolutely necessary. But how do you know when it’s time to replace them? Is it time to take the plunge and replace those old, leaky windows?

​5 tips to selling your home
Selling your home can be a stressful process. We decided to create a list of best tips for sprucing up your home before you put it on the market.

​Your doors don’t have to be just doors. They can also be an accent piece, a curb-appeal enhancement, a window-wall, and a light source. In short, a door isn’t just a door when it’s also a beautiful, energy efficient, high-quality patio door.
 
By selecting the right patio door, it can transform the look of your home and décor and even the way you use your living space. We offer a large selection of styles that can be tailored to suit your home and personal taste. We offer everything from vinyl doors to more modern gliding and sliding patio doors. These well-crafted doors will make a beautiful entrance to the outdoors and provide a spectacular view from the inside. Then you can further customize the doors with a variety of hardware styles and finishes, grille patterns, and interior stains.
 
Do you need some inspiration? Maybe you aren’t sure which type of door is right for your home. Enjoy this gallery of design options.
 
Hinged Patio Doors
Traditional craftsmanship combines with modern energy-efficient technology to create this timeless classic.  Hinged Patio Doors add a sophisticated look, create soft, natural light, and add value to your home.

You can slash your energy bills without sacrificing comfort even in the middle of Winter.  Winter has arrived, but it doesn't have to bring outsized heating bills with it. Look at your home and watch out for these problem areas; fixing them up could dramatically reduce your home heating bills.
1.Replace Worn Weather Stripping
Worn weather stripping around doors and windows creates drafts and lets in cold air. Seven to 12 percent of a home's heat loss occurs around windows and doors, and homeowners often turn up their furnace to keep comfy because of those leaks. Even if they don't turn the thermostat up, they're losing warm air, causing the furnace to work harder. "Weather stripping around doors, and caulking around doors and windows, can cut down on drafts.
 
Some weather stripping needs to be replaced every few years because of wear. Replacing it is typically as simple as pulling off the old and tacking on the new.