Protecting Your Windows from Damage

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!

2018

Three Reasons Why New Windows Boost Your Home's Resale Value

25 January 2018

When you are considering selling your home, a lot of thought goes into how to stage your current home for potential buyers. There are a lot of different home improvement and maintenance tasks which you can complete to boost the potential value of your home. Your windows, which are one of the largest installations on the exterior walls of your home, represent a great opportunity for you to boost your home's value.
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Landed A Job With A Long Commute? Get Window Tinting To Provide A Better Drive

10 January 2018

When you can walk, bike, or use public transportation to get to work, you may only drive your vehicle for recreational purposes. This allows you to decide where and when you want to drive so that you can always avoid poor road conditions. But, when you land a job with a long commute that requires driving, you may want to think about improving the road experience. Investing in car window tinting is an excellent step in the right direction.
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