More and more homeowners are embracing green living today—and that number is steadily rising. In fact, green living has evolved from just following a set of tasks that help save energy—now, homeowners are incorporating eco-friendly features in their home improvement. Renewal by Andersen® of San Francisco, leading source of high-quality replacement doors and windows, shares […]

There is more to good quality windows than just frames and glass panes. A window’s efficiency is affected by the type of seal, coating and gas fill used when making it. Not all homeowners are aware that their windows may actually be filled with gas.

  Picture windows produce a nice, clear view that is not altered nor split in any way. It is a great way to let the sunshine in and connect your indoor living space with your natural surroundings. It’s perfect for showcasing your view, especially if it’s as spectacular as a lush garden or overlooking the […]

  Window panes can crack for different reasons, but stress is a common culprit. Although it wouldn’t necessarily lead to breakage immediately, such a phenomenon is worth discovering, investigating and understanding.

Renewal by Andersen® of San Francisco sliding units are synonymous with painless upkeep.

If you love to live in a house where simplicity and elegance beautifully coexist, the Modern style is for you. Today, Renewal by Andersen® of San Francisco talks about the defining characteristics of this architecture.

Where you live can affect the performance and lifespan of your windows. The National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC) has created performance criteria for windows, which is different for every climate zone. This guide will help you determine which features you need to look for when purchasing new windows.

  You may have noticed white labels with numbers on replacement windows. These labels are called Energy Performance Labels, and the ratings printed on them can help you choose the windows that your home needs. Renewal by Andersen® of San Francisco takes a look at two important ratings: U-Factor and Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC).

  Condensation is perhaps the most misunderstood phenomenon involving windows. Many homeowners consider it bad while experts say it constitutes good energy efficiency. To further understand it, Renewal by Andersen® of San Francisco dispels the most stubborn misconceptions about it: