Your unique Michigan home calls for equally unique windows. Renewal by Andersenoffers many different options to coordinate specialty windows with most any architectural style. Whether you’re trying to add character to a tall peak or accentuate a certain wall, we’re confident that you’ll find a specialty window option that lives up to expectations. Here are six […]

Bay windows are windows that are combined in a series of three or more and arranged so that they project outward from the home’s exterior wall. This style of window originated in the baroque era and became popular during the Victorian era in England. They’re seen in a lot of traditional, turn-of-the-century homes, but can […]

It makes good sense to learn all you can about replacement windows when it comes time to go window shopping. On a square foot basis, windows are among the most valuable part of your house. Take your time to evaluate what you need and what you want from new windows. You may be able to replace your […]

After choosing a style and frame for your replacement windows, you should also pay attention to the window hardware. When we talk about window hardware in this sense, we refer to those components that make the windows function properly, like latches, hinges, locks, lifts and more.

Renewal by Andersen® of Long Island is the leading replacement windows company because we believe in assisting you throughout the entire window replacement process. We custom-manufacture our windows depending on the size of our customers’ window openings. This means our replacement windows have a weathertight fit.

Your home is forever a work in progress. In other words, it is subject to significant changes, big or small, that reflect your needs and tastes. Inevitably, there comes a time when you’ll take another look at your windows and wish they have this specific attribute that makes them more special and unique.

Investing in high-quality replacement windows will improve your home’s comfort, prevent energy loss and eliminate drafts. To continue experiencing these benefits, you have to make sure your windows are well taken care of. These components of your home are more susceptible to damage than walls, less insulated and have various possible points of failure. 

Improving your home’s energy efficiency can be done in more ways than you think. For instance, you can add solar panels to your roof to save money and reduce your dependency on the local grid. Or, if you have an old HVAC system, newer models tend to deliver much better performance at a lower energy […]

Windows allow natural light and fresh air into your living space. They affect your home’s overall appeal and energy efficiency. When they are in poor condition, you could end up dealing with water damage, humidity issues, increased utility costs and discomfort.