Blow out those pumpkin spice candles, turn off the lights when you’re not in the room, because here we are: in the middle of October’s Fire Prevention Week! In 1925, …
While the Coronavirus pandemic has drastically changed many things, there are still a few constants: your college-aged kids will need a room in the basement. Sure, it used to be …
Egress windows, or escape windows, provide exactly that: a safe place to exit your basement in case of an emergency. By installing an egress window, you’re not only complying with …
Polls show that 62% of Americans have worked from home during the pandemic, and 3 out of 5 people said they hope to keep doing so as the crisis eases. …
Hot rods in the street are hard to miss. You can see their speed on the track, their engines roaring on the road. It’s easy to see they’re built for …
Having trouble picking a style for your new replacement windows? You might want to try looking at installing sliding windows – there are many reasons why they’re one of the most popular window styles on the market.
In terms of efficiency and performance, replacement windows have come a long way. Today, modern windows offer high-energy ratings, protection from the heat and the cold, and a whole slew of other …
How do you stop your windows from making those rattling sounds? Rattling sounds are a sign some parts of your windows have become loose, not to mention these sounds are a sign window performance has been compromised. To prevent these loose parts from shaking, you need to have them repaired or replaced.
What are the window parts that usually become loose over a window’s lifespan? Here’s an overview of the usual culprits:
As home remodeling goals put more and more focus on efficiency, homeowners now have plenty of resources to find solutions to increase their own energy ratings. Whether you’re looking for home …
The Midwest climate can be especially harsh on your exterior, which is why installing storm doors would be a good idea. Storm doors are installed on your front door and help protect it from harsh weather as well as provide steady ventilation indoors.
So, what are the things you should look for in a storm door?
