Keeping your windows protected from the outdoors elements is an essential part of home maintenance. Without proper protection your windows are susceptible of excessive moisture buildup, insulation leaks, and even cracks and chips. Luckily, there are a variety of ways to protect your windows from wear and tear throughout the years. The use of trees, special films and shades, and even exterior add-ons are all things you can learn about on this blog and then implement into your own home. Do-it-yourself projects and information about working with a professional for optimal protection can also be found on the pages here. Make sure to bookmark your favorite project ideas, and check back often for updates!
Posted on: 12 July 2017
If you are looking to do some at-home repairs on some fiber cement siding, you need to make sure that you have the proper tools for this type of job. Here is what you are going to need to get this job done.
#1 Carbide Tipped Scoring Knife
If you want to make some really quick cuts, and are not worried about making clean cuts, you may want to invest in a carbide tipped scoring knife.
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Posted on: 23 June 2017
One of the best way to upgrade a bathroom is to install a glass shower door. It is a perfect upgrade if you currently have a shower rod and curtain set up. They look much more permanent and sturdy. Glass shower doors can also make your room look bigger, highlight custom shower tile designs, and give the room a more upscale, high-class style. There are two ways to go about upgrading to glass shower doors: you can self-install a glass shower door kit or have a seamless glass door custom-installed.
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Posted on: 6 June 2017
Residential window replacement is one of the most desirable home improvement projects. It is popular because it has a great impact on the style, functionality, and energy efficiency of your home. The initial cost of the project is substantial, but the long-term savings will have a huge impact on the cost of running your home and keeping it comfy. One of the most efficient and affordable products is vinyl. This article explains why vinyl window frames are perfect for homeowners who want a reliable and energy-efficient product.
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Posted on: 18 May 2017
When you have new windows installed, you want the most energy efficient products you can afford so your energy bills will be low. One way to tell if the windows are energy efficient is to look for the Energy Star label. Another way is to look for the more comprehensive rating label from the National Fenestration Rating Council. This is what the label from the NFRC lets you know about the windows you're going to buy.
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