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Impact Resistant Replacement Windows
If you live in a coastal community that is subject to high winds and severe weather, you should become familiar with hurricane resistant windows if you aren’t already. Installing impact resistant windows can mean the difference between light damage and total destruction to your home in the event of a hurricane or a strong storm. Think of it this way, you wouldn’t want to drive your car with a windshield that wasn’t impact resistant would you?... -Read Full Article.
Aluminum Window Replacement
Aluminum Windows have many benefits that make them an excellent
choice for residential and commercial projects alike. They are known
for their strength and durability as well as for their history.
Aluminum windows were the first popular type of home window available
and continue to be one of the strongest window materials offered.
Additionally, aluminum is used as an exterior shell to strengthen
wood windows creating what is known
as clad windows. We have provided
a list of the benefits and drawbacks on aluminum windows for you
below as well as a list of the top aluminum window manufacturers...
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Understanding Energy Efficiency
Replacing the windows in your home can dramatically reduce your monthly heating and cooling bills. Additionally, replacing your windows with energy efficient windows can even help you qualify for a tax credit. There are several aspects of an energy efficient window to consider. Terms like U-factor, Low-E, Energy Star, and SHGC should all be properly understood so you can better evaluate your window choices… -Read Full Article.
Wood Window Replacement
Wood windows have long been a top choice in the world of residential windows. They are made from a variety of wood types including pine, fir, redwood, cedar, mahogany, and cypress to name a few. Since wood windows have better insulation properties than metal, they are touted as a highly energy efficient. window. Further, since wood is easily manipulated in terms of style and decor, wood windows are popular for custom window jobs that require unique design specifications. Wood windows can be painted to match any exterior color of the home. One drawback, however, is that wood windows need to be painted regularly to avoid...Read Full Article
Hiring a Window Replacement Pro
Finding and hiring a window replacement professional can be a tough process. There are thousands to choose from who are all looking for your business. To avoid replacement windows project nightmares, it is important to find someone who has good references, who is licensed and insured, and who carries the replacement window brands that you are interested in... -Read Full Article.
Single Hung Replacement Windows
Single Hung Windows are very similar to double hung windows except for the fact that only one of the sashes slides up and down. With a single hung window, the top sash is fixed or unmovable. Half of the total opening of the window can be used for ventilation. Single Hung windows open by sliding up and down versus cranking out like a casement window. As a result, single hung windows are a good option if you want to ensure that no space is taken up on the exterior of the home such as in walkways or high traffic areas. Single hung windows are highly energy efficient and are among the oldest widow style available...Read Full Article.
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