Is there a Formula to Balance Fixed & Operable Windows to Maximize Energy Efficiency? It’s summer on Long Island, NY. This means warmer weather, higher humidity, beach time, family vacations, and — higher electric bills. If you’re serious about enjoying all of the good things about summer and taking those high air conditioning bills down […]

Renewal by Andersen of Long Island replacement windows are built with the latest technology and innovative energy management solutions. Today, windows are a given in contemporary architecture, but it hasn’t been that long since those glass panes were a luxury, only affordable by the wealthiest tiers of society. Today, we’re used to towering skyscrapers encased […]

What are window dividers called? If you’re installing new windows, you might have questions about different window shapes and styles. Understanding the terms designers use for window dividers can help you choose the best option for your home. Two important terms for window dividers are muntins and mullions. What’s the Difference Between Window Mullions and […]

Part I – Matching a Window to Your Interiors and Exteriors Choosing the perfect windows for your home is more complicated today than it was a few decades ago. In the past, as long as the window’s style and design matched the architectural style of the home, it was deemed perfect. While this criteria still […]

What’s the most popular replacement widow style on Long Island? If you guessed Double-Hung, you would be correct. What’s the second most popular? Don’t know? Read on…. This week we’d like to talk to you about the “other” most popular window style in the Renewal by Andersen of Long Island replacement window portfolio – casement […]

Four Pillars of a Great Replacement Window Experience: Window Frame (Part I) There are four main pillars that make up a great replacement window experience. Like a chair with a broken leg, missing just one of these will adversely affect your happiness with your new windows. In this multi-part series, we will discuss the first […]

Part 1: Curves, Arches, and Angles – Getting Started with Specialty Windows Although they’re far from being the most prominent part of your home, windows have a huge impact on your home’s overall visual style. While you will never go wrong with conventional options like double hung, casement, bay and bow, and sliding windows, you […]

A poorly ventilated home has poor indoor air quality. According to studies, indoor air is typically two to five times more polluted than outdoor air. The spread of airborne pollutants in your living spaces can make indoor air a bit harder to breathe, especially for family members with allergies, asthma and other respiratory issues. 

One of the major benefits of renovating your New Jersey or New York home with the right custom-crafted replacement windows is that they fit the opening left when your old windows are removed perfectly. In almost every setting, you can either go back with the same style window, or chose one of the other Renewal […]