Are you thinking about getting new windows for your home?  If so, you’ll find that there are a lot of options out there when looking at window replacements.  One of the great options is double hung windows.  Double hung replacement windows are easy to clean, energy efficient, have great airflow, and are extremely versatile! Here…

At some point or another, almost all homeowners find themselves considering window replacement services. There are a number of reasons for this. Sometimes, when window panes and frames get damaged, it becomes essential to replace them. In other cases, windows simply get old and it becomes apparent that new models would be more attractive and…

If you’ve been thinking about investing in new replacement windows for your home, it’s important to consider all of your options before committing to a specific style. Many homeowners just buy the latest models of the same types of windows they already have, but looking into completely new options can be beneficial. If, for instance,…

Just like anything else in your home, to keep things looking good and ensuring functionality, regular maintenance is something you should keep in mind. This goes especially so for windows and withstanding the unpredictable weather of New England. Below are seven tips to help you prepare your home’s windows for the summer conditions. Check Weather Stripping…

When replacing the windows of your home, there is often a section of the house where most homeowners forget about in regards to putting new windows in. The room in question is the basement, and it is usually overlooked because it is the bottom of the house where most people wouldn’t think those windows would…

A great way to enhance your home’s look as well as it’s functionality is by replacing the windows. While there are a lot of different types and designs of windows, casement windows are an option you should look into if you are looking for both style and functionality. Casement windows are one of the more…

Are you in the market to replace the windows in your home? If not, you probably should be! Those drafty old windows are letting the air inside your home escape, which is costing you extra money to run your furnace or air conditioner. Not only will you save money on heating and cooling costs, but…

Winter is here and the outside temperatures have previously dropped to single digits. As a result, your heat probably has increased as well. When you look out from your window, have you noticed it might have gotten a little cloudy? This could be as simple as condensation just like what happens to your windshield in…