Investing in high-quality replacement windows will improve your home’s comfort, prevent energy loss and eliminate drafts. To continue experiencing these benefits, you have to make sure your windows are well taken care of. These components of your home are more susceptible to damage than walls, less insulated and have various possible points of failure. 

Around seven decades ago, the only window frame choices for residential infrastructures were wood and mill-finish. The Aluminum Window Manufacturers Association established the first industry standard for aluminum alloys in 1947 for the structural strength of double-hung aluminum windows. 

A favorite among homeowners for its design flexibility and classic appeal, casement windows also provide expansive views. It’s important to remember, however, that no matter how visually appealing a window is, it‘s of little use to you if it can’t do its primary task—providing ventilation for your home. And for it to do that, it […]

Hot summer temperatures in Tennessee mean you’ll be using your air conditioning unit more to keep your home cool. This can result in a significant increase in your electricity bill.

Patio doors are entirely different from front entry doors. Nevertheless, the need for security remains the same. Read on as Renewal by Andersen® of Knoxville examines the ways you can make your patio doors more secure.

Part 1: Knowing the Right Time to Replace Windows Some homeowners tend to postpone home improvement projects such as window replacement. While doing so can ‘save’ you from spending on home improvements for the moment, it can also drive up indirect costs, by driving up electricity bills and decreasing home value.

Welcome to the Renewal by Andersen® of Knoxville’s blog! We are dedicated to provide homeowners with high-quality replacement windows and doors that improve the comfort and value of their properties. We work closely with our clients, turning the vision in their mind a reality, and helping them make informed decisions based on their specific needs.

We all want energy-efficient windows for our homes. These lessen our monthly electric bills by reducing energy consumption. For a window to be energy-efficient, it shouldn’t rely on only one component. At Renewal by Andersen® of Knoxville, we believe that a window’s performance depends on three things: glass, frame, and installation.

Every homeowners aims  to realize their dream home. It can be challenging, however, especially when there are many things to consider. It could be your home’s architectural style, the quality of the product you will be using, or the performance of the contractor.