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How Energy Efficient are Window Screens?
ExpiredWhen homeowners think about improving energy efficiency, window screens might not be the first thing that comes to mind. However, they can play a role in reducing heat gain, blocking UV rays, and lowering cooling costs. Whether you're looking to cut down on energy bills or improve indoor comfort, understanding how window screens impact efficiency can help you make the right choice.

Benefits of Installing New Glass Windows
ExpiredIf you’re in a home with older glass windows you may have considered replacing them with new glass. New glass looks nicer, but did you know there’s also many other benefits?

How Often Do Windows Need to Be Replaced?
ExpiredWindows should be replaced around the 15 or 20-year mark, as a general rule of thumb. Whether you bought a new or old home, or have been living in your residence for some time, the time will come when you begin to question the age of the windows. Most windows can last up to 25 years, but there are a number of factors that can change. Humidity, sunlight, natural disasters/stormy weather, usage, and a number of environmental factors naturally age windows and the seals around them. Though you can caulk, repair, and maintain your older windows, there are a few surefire signs that your windows warrant replacement.
How New Windows Can Improve Your Home
ExpiredThe installation of new windows seems like a small part of a remodel - but actually, is one of the best things you can do for your home. New windows can help you improve your home’s value, save on heating and AC costs, and even keep allergens out. There’s a wide variety of reasons that you should consider installing new windows to improve your home.

What To Do if a Window Cracks in Your Home/Business/Office
ExpiredThis may seem obvious, but every person comes into contact with glass on a daily basis. We don’t think about the idea that glass might break and be dangerous, or that it will have to get fixed. Humans often have contingency plans in many different cases. You likely know what to do in the event your tire tears on the road, or your computer breaks at work - but how many know what to do if a window cracks in your home/business/office?