Like any other part of your home, from the roof to the siding, your windows have a useful lifespan. After that, you’ll need to start looking into window replacement if you want to maintain the protection your windows offer your family in terms of the...
You’ve decided to replace your windows, you’ve done your research, you’ve picked them out, you’ve planned and paid. And the day is almost here: window installation day! You’re looking forward to improved comfort, decreased drafts and improved energy efficiency. But before you can get to...
When you’re shopping for new replacement windows, energy efficiency is probably one of your main considerations. As well it should be, because improved energy efficiency equates to lower heating and cooling bills and a smaller environmental impact. But once you start looking into energy efficient...
Although we frequently remind our customers that it might cost less to replace your windows than you’d expect, it’s still true that it’s a significant investment — financially, as well as in effort and consideration — in your home. And once you’ve gotten your new...
When getting new windows for your home, everyone (obviously!) thinks mostly about what type of glass to get for those windows: single or double paned, laminated, textured, or insulated — there’s a lot to think about. But it’s equally important to make sure you’re choosing...
Most homeowners are at least vaguely aware that their windows will eventually need to be replaced (hey – nothing lasts forever!) and that when they need new windows for their home, making the right choice can save them money in reduced energy costs and can...
Cincinnati homeowners, take note – the secret to increased comfort, reduced energy bills, and a more sustainable home lies in your windows. Energy-efficient windows are not just a trend; they’re a smart investment tailored for Cincinnati’s climate. There are many benefits of energy-efficient windows, from...
Replacing your windows can save you money. All windows need to be replaced eventually, and replacing old, leaky windows with newer, energy-efficient window models can reduce your heating and cooling bills. As a homeowner, saving money is often at the forefront of your thoughts. Why else...
In an April 2021 column, Peter Tertzakian wrote about how Canadian homeowners would be receiving subsidies to make their homes more energy-efficient. While the USA does not have the same carbon taxes as in Tertzakian’s province of Alberta, devoting some thought to your home’s energy efficiency is...