Protecting Your Windows from Damage

Posted on: 3 October 2017

Storm shutters are essential in certain regions. If you live in an area code where hurricanes, tornadoes, and/or flooding are an issue, storm windows might be required by the building codes. There are not only many different shutter styles to choose from, but also there are various materials that can be used. This article discusses the key factors that you need to consider before you invest in exterior storm shutters for your home.
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Posted on: 12 September 2017

When it comes to home repairs, there's one area that can be a little confusing, and that's your windows. It's not always easy to know when you can save money by taking care of some minor repairs, or when it's actually time for new windows. Because of the confusion, many people postpone investing in replacement windows when they shouldn't. To help take some of the confusion out of the process, here are some simple tips that will help you know when it's time to repair or replace your windows.
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Posted on: 2 September 2017

When your home suffers damage to its windows or glass sliding doors, it is important to understand the repair steps that will need to be taken to restore the home. While these repairs are somewhat routine, there are homeowners that may find that they are misinformed about some of the aspects of these repairs: Myth: The Glass Frame Always Needs Replacing It is easy to assume that the frame holding the pane of glass in place will need to be replaced.
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Posted on: 11 August 2017

Taking on a home renovation as a DIY project is something that many homeowners will consider at one point or another. One of the aspects of that DIY renovation will likely be window replacement, especially in older homes where the windows do not provide any type of insulation or may have cracked or broken. Before you take on a window replacement on your own, there are some considerations you need to take into account.
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