You see them on Cape Cod-style homes, country cottages, Craftsman homes, and even Tudors. There’s no doubt that gabled dormer windows add character and style to a home, and they also have other benefits. Here’s a closer look at this popular style of dormers, the benefits they offer your Michigan home, and some things to keep […]
Replacement windows can make a huge impact on the look and comfort of your Cincinnati home. Especially in older homes, new windows can decrease noise levels, increase your energy efficiency and reduce the time and money that you spend on maintenance. Before you invest in replacement windows, there are five questions you should consider. 1. Which windows […]
When shopping for new windows for your Michigan home, one of the terms you’re likely to come across is “thermal efficiency.” When used in reference to windows, this term refers to the ability of windows to resist heat transfer. In other words, a very thermally efficient window does not allow a lot of heat to […]
If you’re thinking of replacing the windows in your Dayton home, it’s important to not only consider function, but also style. The right windows should look like they’ve always been a part of your home. They’ll fit right into your color scheme and your home’s overall architecture. Here’s a look at some of the choices you’ll have when you choose […]
If your windows and doors are tightly sealed, you’ll save on your air conditioning bills (and in the winter, your heating bills). Many homes in Dayton have leaky windows and doors, but their owners don’t realize it. Warm air is constantly seeping into these homes, causing the AC units to work overtime and electricity bills […]
If it’s time to replace the windows in your Indianapolis home, now is your chance to upgrade to something a bit more modern. Sliding windows are a great choice, both in terms of looks and in terms of function. These windows open horizontally, rather than by sliding up and down or by swinging outward, and they can […]
Windows provide a source of light and ventilation, but they’re also one of the largest sources of heat transfer in a home. Glass is, by nature, far better at transferring heat than drywall or other building materials. Thankfully, innovative technologies have resulted in more energy-efficient windows that allow less heat transfer than standard glass, leading to lower […]
Have your casement windows seen better days? As with all window types, these windows tend to loosen in the sash as they age, which allows more heat to escape from your home. If your casement windows feature wooden sashes, as many older models do, the wood may be warping so that the window no longer fits tightly […]
If you’re thinking of improving your Ohio home, it’s important to remember that some improvements have a better return on investment than others. One of the projects with the greatest ROI is replacing your windows. Especially if your home still has older, single-pane windows, upgrading to a modern, energy-efficient model will not only keep your […]