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Jun 2017
How Much Can New Windows Lower Your Energy Bill?
Does your home still have its original, single-pane windows? Are your windows exceptionally drafty during the winter? There’s a good chance installing double-pane high-performance windows can help you cut down on energy costs. But you’re probably wondering: Just how much will I save? Potential savings are dependent on a number of factors. For example, the climate in which you live will affect how much you will save. In climates with
Replacement windows can add real value to your home, and this type of home improvement project has a compelling ROI. In fact according to ISoldMyHouse.com, window replacement projects are among the best projects homeowners can do; the site estimates 85 percent of the costs can be recouped instantly in added home value. But just how much do they add? According to estimates from Remodeling magazine’s 2016 Cost vs. Value report,
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Mar 2017
Sliding Doors vs. French Doors
Choosing between sliding doors and French doors for commercial or residential structures can be daunting. Following are concerns to address when considering the two for your project. Initial Cost A quality vinyl or fiberglass sliding door set with a screen will run $400 or more depending on size, frame choice, and hardware options. French doors are typically available in fiberglass or steel with fiberglass the most expensive. A quality set
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Feb 2017
Casement Or Double-Hung Windows?
Operable windows present an opportunity to enhance the ventilation and energy-saving performance of your commercial or residential structure. Casement and Double-Hung windows are two popular operable windows that can help you achieve these goals. Casement windows have a sleek modern appearance and function like a door, featuring a single or multiple vertical panes (sashes) that swings outward. Most are operated by a hand crank that makes casement windows a great
