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    Window Replacement vs Window Repair

    By | February 13, 2019 | Comments are off

    Window Replacement vs Window Repair
    The process of replacing the windows on your home can be costly, so you may be wondering if it is possible to put off and having your windows repaired instead. In many situations, this can be a money-saving option, however there are times when it is necessary to invest in residential window re... read more

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    Understanding Glass Repair

    By | December 15, 2018 | Comments are off

    Understanding Glass Repair
    A crack, a ding, a broken pane - whether it's the glass in your home, office, or car, you may be wondering what does it take to fix it? There are multiple ways to approach residential glass repair, and the best path depends on the type of the glass and the kind of damage. To Repair or Replace? In a ... read more

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    What are Thermal Performance Windows?

    By | January 28, 2018 | Comments are off

    What are Thermal Performance Windows?
    Thermal performance is a way to rate the energy efficiency of your home or office. It includes checking for air flow around doors and windows, looking for cracked glass or missing trim, and much more. Installing energy efficient glass is a popular option to increase the building’s thermal performa... read more

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    Glass Trends for 2018

    By | January 15, 2018 | Comments are off

    Glass Trends for 2018
    Glass trends for 2018 are turning toward a more modern and contemporary style. These trends are looking simpler in shape with clean lines, dark colors, and more glass showing. With the right looks in their windows, consumers also expect durability, functionality, and high performance. These are a fe... read more

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    Preparing your Windows for Colder Weather

    By | November 6, 2017 | Comments are off

    Preparing your Windows for Colder Weather
    Your windows are a major source of heat loss during the winter months. Worn weatherstripping, broken glass, and old seals all contribute to unwanted air flow through and around your windows. Not only will these problems make your home feel drafty, it will also cause your heating costs to escalate. B... read more

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    Sunlight Windows – A Natural Light Alternative

    By | January 11, 2017 | Comments are off

    Sunlight Windows – A Natural Light Alternative
    Many people across the U.S suffer from seasonal depression or even just low moods during the winter months. This can be due to the fact that we are not getting enough natural light during the day. Even when the sun is shining outside, our homes may be dark and gloomy inside. When you are choosing... read more

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