When you walk by your windows, do you feel cold air seeping in from outside? This type of air leak is known as a draft, and not only does it make your home uncomfortable, but it also compromises your home’s efficiency. Drafty Michigan homes cost more to heat in the winter months, and even in the summer, […]
When homeowners discuss leaky windows, they are usually referring to windows in which the glass has separated from the sash material, allowing water and air to flow through. Many wood windows develop leaks as they age, since rot and deterioration start developing in the sash. Cheaper vinyl replacement windows may start leaking when they’re just […]
Specialty windows have become a feature in many high-end homes in Indianapolis today. However, when it comes time for a full window replacement, homeowners often struggle with what to do with those odd windows that help their home stand out. The good news is that there are plenty of options, many of which you may […]
If the time has come to replace the windows in your Michigan home, you have several options. You can replace just the window sash and glass, which is the fastest and simplest route, or you could replace your full windows — including the frames. In many cases, replacing just the sashes or placing a replacement window insert […]
As your home ages, it’s not uncommon to discover that your windows are letting in a bit of a draft. While it may not be too noticeable during the warmer months, it becomes very apparent during cooler times of year in Cincinnati when you can feel the effects of your drafty windows as you walk […]
It’s a common problem among Dayton home owners: you push on the glass portion of the window, and it wiggles or rattles within the sash. When a storm arrives and the wind blows in the right direction, an annoying rattling noise may fill your home as the window shakes around. But as bothersome as this noise may […]
When it comes to owning an Indianapolis home, your windows are one of the most important features. Not only do they change the feel and aesthetic of your home, but they also control your home’s energy efficiency and your ability to stay comfortable year round. The fact is that as windows age, they become less […]
Casement windows are hinged windows that swing open to the outside. You operate the hinges with a crank, which is placed at the bottom of the window. This window style is quite popular in Michigan homes. Some homeowners choose it because it coordinates well with their vintage architectural style while others are drawn to the increased […]
If a couple of the windows in your home are leaking, drafty, or beginning to deteriorate, your best bet is to have them replaced. But what about the other windows? Is it worth replacing them all at the same time? In most cases, the answer is “yes.” Here are a few reasons why it’s a good […]