Three Common Questions About Hurricane Windows
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4 April 2018
If you just moved to an area with hurricanes or harsh storms, you need to take the weather into account when selecting new windows for your home. In areas like these, most homeowners opt for hurricane windows, also known as impact windows. These windows are much safer and less likely to shatter than traditional glass windows. However, they tend to be misunderstood, especially to homeowners who are new to hurricane zones.
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3 Keys For Wood Window Frame Replacement
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20 March 2018
When you are thinking about getting the best from your house, it pays to focus on your windows and the way that they're holding up. If you install some replacement wood window frames, you'll be able to avoid rot and degradation that can be problematic in your household. With this in mind, consider these tips so that you're able to get what you need out of your window repairs and replacement.
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Three Reasons Why You Should Always Match Name-Brand Windows For Replacements
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1 March 2018
Name-brand windows often have generic substitutes or knock-offs. While you certainly could replace a name-brand window with a generic copycat, it is not always a good idea. In the case of Andersen windows, for example, you should only use Andersen replacement windows. Here are some very good reasons why.
Custom-Engineered to Fit
Some name-brand windows are custom-engineered to fit. This means that even if your house is at a slant or the current window frames are oddly cut, the window company created windows to perfectly fill the space you have without additional construction to make them fit.
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Why You Should Choose Composite Wood For Your Windows
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12 February 2018
It is hard to maintain perfectly efficient windows. And, it becomes harder and harder as your window become older and older. Even if you add weather stripping, glass tints, and extra caulk, your windows are probably going to lose efficiency over the years. It gets to a point where window replacement is the only option. But a full-scale window replacement, even though it is very costly home renovation, is popular for a number of reasons.
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