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When customizing your windows, you should give some thought to the interior trim. After all, choosing the right color for this component can positively affect your window’s appeal. Renewal by Andersen® of Westchester and Fairfield County discusses the effects that different trim colors can give your Fairfield windows.
Investing in projects that can enhance your home’s curb appeal can be rewarding. They can impress your neighbors, giving you a sense of pride. They can also give you a positive impression from guests. For this, it is essential to choose the right home improvement projects that can add charm to your home.
Attractive windows can capture the attention and help make a grand entrance to your home. At Renewal by Andersen® of Atlanta, you can fully customize your replacement fixtures to the last detail to ensure optimum curb appeal. Here are ways we can personalize your window installation in Atlanta:
Check out this time-lapse video of the installation of a Bay Window in Bethpage, Nassau County, Long Island, New York by Renewal by Andersen of Long Island. The time lapse video shows the window opening being prepared on the second floor of a high ranch of the home and the new Renewal by Andersen window […]
People who are thinking about selling their homes will benefit from window replacement. This project will completely transform the look of your home and improve its energy efficiency. It can boost your property’s curb appeal and overall value.
You’ve finally made the thrilling decision of replacing your tired and ordinary windows. Whether you’re trying to save on energy bills, add property value in the future or simply update the design of your place, preparing for the upcoming installation work is a must.
Finding the right type of window replacement for your home is important. After all, your choice of window will determine your home’s energy efficiency, ventilation and aesthetic appeal.
Window seats are one of the benefits of having bay and bow windows. The extra seating adds more functionality and character to the room, turning an underutilized corner into a social destination.
Designing windows for your kitchen is always tricky. As one of the busiest home areas, it requires units that provide adequate ventilation, plentiful daylighting, and, if possible, extra real estate to function smoothly.