Careful planning is essential when replacing windows, especially when it comes to the budget. A single mistake can lead to overspending. Worse, you may not be able to get the windows you’ve envisioned from the beginning. To make sure you get off on the right foot in this endeavor, keep the following in mind: 

When it’s time for an upgrade, homeowners often consider switching to a different window style – for example, a picture window for unobstructed views or a bay and bow window for additional space. The humble double-hung, however, remains a staple for many American homes because of its range of benefits. 

Recent concerns about the environment have many homeowners looking for greener ways to improve their home. Renewal by Andersen® helps them meet this need through our high-quality window replacement options. But how exactly do we make this possible? Here’s a quick look at our environmental commitment:

It’s a bit hard to imagine that something as simple as a patio door can make such a huge difference to your home’s looks, comfort and energy efficiency. But most of the advantages it can provide is influenced by your choice of door style. Should you go for traditional French patio doors, for instance? Or, […]

Spring cleaning is automatic for many people when the warmer season sets in. You won’t run out of things to clean during this time, but if you want to make sure your home is always in good order, you can’t do away with cleaning your windows. Make sure you do it right with these tips:

Your windows may serve a basic function by letting air and light into your home, but this doesn’t mean they should all match. In fact, you can make them a stylish focal point in any room with a bit of design planning. So, how about combining your existing windows with a different window style?

French patio doors are very popular because of their ability to light up a home. Their exquisite appearance and the visual connection with the outside that they offer make them one of the most preferred designs. But what makes them so special?

When you go to replace your windows, you should do a lot of research before getting new units since there are numerous window styles and materials on the market.

  The trademark of Old World style is a mix of various European influences: French antique and earthy materials, such as tumbled marble, tile and limestone.