Restoring Vintage Windows Can Save Energy and Money Think you need to replace your old windows to go green? Think again Today, words like energy-efficient and green get tossed around like a baseball. When it comes to home repairs, deciding what will actually save energy and be good for the planet can be a [...]
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It’s no secret that the purpose of a window is to gain a view outside and admit light inside. However, with leaded (no color) and stained (color) glass windows, the primary purpose is not to give people a visual of the outside, but to beautify the space, control the light exposure, and in places [...]
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The Top 5 Vintage Window Types and How You Can Restore Them It is no secret that a window, in a broad sense, is a vented barrier in a wall opening that allows light and air into a home. The views tend to be quite lovely as well! But taking it a step further [...]
How many problems among there can you all relate to? Heat loss, water leaks, poor sound reduction, storm window problems, etc. And how many solutions have you tried? Numerous, isn’t it? And every time you choose a new solution, the maintenance cost just rises. We have seen people complaining that they seem to find [...]
Winters can be unpredictable, with temperatures plummeting down to minus figures and windstorms forcing you to stay inside. And while you are inside you might be worried about the damages cold weather can do to your homes. However, we will stick with how snowfall can damage your windows and the best solution you will [...]
Come the winter, and a homeowner has got a lot of things on their to-do list. Cleaning the gutters and downspouts, bleeding the radiator, checking the electrical system, weatherproofing exterior pipes, sealing leaky doors, and whatnot. And there comes the big one- your windows. Your windows might be drafty or poorly performing, draining your [...]