3 Ways To Save Time Having New Window Blinds Installed

Posted on 10 March 2021

Having blinds installed for your windows for the first time can be so much easier when you make plans first rather than just ordering blinds with little research. Since you don't want the blinds you pick out to be too small or not have the level of light opacity you want, you'll need to see what you can look for and what you can do to make sure that the installation happens in a reasonable timeframe. [Read More]

Options For Broken Window Glass Repair

Posted on 21 January 2021

A broken window can be an emergency if the glass is severely damaged. The broken glass could make your home less secure or it could let in cold air. A small crack in the glass is also a cause for concern since the crack could spread if it isn't repaired fast enough. Here's a look at some options for repairing broken windows. Make Temporary Repairs To A Small Crack If the hole or crack is small, you might attempt temporary repairs. [Read More]

Update Your Master Bedroom With the Right New Door

Posted on 23 October 2020

Having a new door installed in your master bedroom can change the appearance of the room, as well as add a new feature that can make it feel fresh and different. If you're interested in what doors would be a good fit and you're eager to have the door installed without regrets, the following tips can help you choose a new door that will suit the master bedroom well. Consider the Amount of Space You Have [Read More]

3 Things To Know About Wood Windows

Posted on 28 July 2020

Wood windows have been around for a long time and remain a popular option with homeowners. Wood is a classic option and is often the material of choice for older or historic homes. It's also a fantastic material for new homes as well and works with nearly any architectural style. Wood windows are versatile and long-lasting. If you are considering wood window replacements for your home's windows, here are three things that you should know. [Read More]

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Watching Your Bird Feeders Through New Windows

Bird watching has been a passion of mine for decades now. While it might sound like a slow paced hobby, it's quite exciting when spirited finches and chickadees start competing over the best seeds. I even invested in brand new windows for my whole house so I can always keep an eye on my bird feeders. If you're putting off the work and cost of new windows, let me be the first to recommend it. Aside from the better view of my feathered friends, I'm a believer in better windows because my heating bills dropped when I eliminated those pesky drafts. Now I'm an informal advocate to help homeowners pick the right windows for their homes.

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