window replacement

Are you putting enough thought into how big or wide your new windows will be for your next project?

Here you will learn how to spot common signs that your windows may be letting too much heat into your home. You will also see how windows can affect room temperatures, air conditioner use, and your energy bills. We’ll cover what foggy glass and air leaks may mean, how energy-efficient windows can help control heat, and when simple repairs may…

Blizzards bring freezing temperatures, strong winds, blowing snow, and icy conditions that can put your windows to the test. When severe winter weather hits, your windows help keep cold air outside and warm air inside, making your home more comfortable and energy efficient. In fact, old, drafty, or poorly insulated windows can account for 25%-30% of a home’s heating loss…

Here you will learn how to choose replacement windows that fit the classic look of your Tudor home. We’ll cover five window styles that can complement Tudor architecture, including casement, bay, double-hung, specialty, and picture windows. You’ll also learn how details like grille patterns, dark frame colors, and window proportions can help new windows match your home’s traditional character. We’ll…

Mountain homes can offer incredible views. Mountains, forests, lakes, and valleys can become part of the view from almost any room. The right windows can help you enjoy those views and bring more natural light into your home. But mountain weather can also put your windows to the test. Depending on where you live, your home may face cold winters,…

Here you will learn about seven window styles that work well with modern homes, including picture, sliding, casement, bow, awning, specialty, and double-hung windows. You will also see what to consider when choosing windows for different rooms, from natural light and outdoor views to fresh air and energy efficiency. We will cover how your home’s design can guide your choices,…

The Puget Sound region can experience powerful windstorms, especially during the fall and winter. Strong regional storms can bring damaging winds, with gusts sometimes reaching 60 to 70 mph or more. Local hills and ridges can also increase wind speeds in some areas. For homeowners, that means windows may face strong wind, driving rain, and changing weather during a storm.…

For many homeowners, going green means reducing energy use without giving up comfort. The right windows can reduce heat loss and unwanted heat gain, which may lower energy use and ease the workload on your heating and cooling system. That can help reduce energy costs while also lowering the environmental impact tied to household energy use. The best choice depends…

Cottage homes have a warmth and character that make them unique. Their windows often play a big part in that look, whether they feature traditional grid patterns, distinctive proportions, or a mix of shapes and sizes throughout the home. The best cottage house windows should preserve those details while making the space more comfortable and functional. Depending on the room,…

Windows seals help prevent heat from escaping your home during winter and keeps the cold air in during the summer.