Even if you are not an expert on window design , you can have an appreciation for great windows. Whether it’s a new renovation to a friend’s home or a beautiful stained glass masterpiece, there is something to be said for taking the time to admire great craftsmanship.
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We’ve talked about the telltale signs that your windows are on their last legs and you need new ones. Acknowledging the problem is a great first step, but there is a difference between knowing something is wrong, and identifying a quality solution. What should you look for in new windows?
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Doctors, lawyers, and even window professionals have developed their own unique languages. These profession-specific languages include terms that make perfect sense to members of the community, but can be difficult for the average person to understand.
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At the basis of every purchasing decision you are searching for two things—credibility and trust. If you value what a company claims they can provide and you trust them to deliver those results, more often than not, you will reward that company with your business.
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Roughly 50% of your energy use goes towards space heating and cooling your home. With such a large amount of money being spent on this area, increasingly more people are starting to prioritize energy efficiency in their home improvement projects.
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You know immediately when you need to replace a refrigerator, or a washing machine, but when it comes to windows, the telltale signs of inefficient performance can be a little more subtle. The decline is slow and gradual and can easily be missed if you don’t know what to look for.
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The first step to replacing your old windows is to find the right company to work with. If this is the first home you’ve ever owned or have never replaced windows before, that first step might not be so simple.
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In a recent survey we conducted of 1000 Americans across the US, a shade above half responded that they have double-pane windows in their homes. Both weighted (adjusted to match national demographics) and unweighted answers amounted to the same proportion of 52% to 48% owning double-pane windows.
Read MoreOne of the major reasons for mold growth is due to excess humidity. It is essential to learn how to control moisture around the windows and doors of your home to prevent mold growth. In Pittsburgh, windows are subject to a lot of moisture concerns.
Read MoreAfter you’ve determined that you need new windows, there are two main routes to go: replacement windows or a full-frame replacement window system.
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