Long Island summers are hot and humid, but they also provide the perfect opportunity for outdoor patio parties and family gatherings. Of course, if your patio doors stick or are hard to open and close, this can put a big damper on your outdoor activities. After all, if you can’t get outside, it’s tough to […]

If you started to undertake your replacement window research, you’ve probably come across energy-efficiency ratings and recommendations based upon the climate, seasonal humidity variances and location, but did you know that certain window styles are look better on certain home styles? For example, a window that looks good in an urban setting like a Manhattan […]

Long Island homeowners who have a Do-It-Yourself spirit and an interest in Indie crafts often look for simple remodeling ideas for their replacement windows and patio doors. From our decades of experience, the experts at Renewal by Andersen of Long Island, know just about everything there is to know about replacement windows and doors. Over […]

Adding storm windows, caulking, and weatherstripping are some of the methods that homeowners find helpful in increasing the energy efficiency of their windows. Nevertheless, these practices could only do so much. When the windows are old and sustain damage, it’s best to replace them.

When used as your primary source of daytime lighting, natural light has unique benefits that include improved indoor aesthetics and consistent energy savings. Local window replacement company Renewal by Andersen of New Jersey shares tips on how to bring more natural light into your home.

Modern, high-performance sliding patio doors and French doors provide a tighter seal against the elements while allowing you to save money on energy bills every month. But what exactly makes patio doors energy-efficient? Here are the factors to understand:

If you notice your multi-pane windows are getting foggy, this might mean that your window seals have been damaged. This issue might have occurred because you live in a windy area or have recently experienced strong windstorms or high winds. 

Many homes have their windows cleaned once or twice a year. Cleaning your windows in the fall may be more beneficial than cleaning them in the spring or summer. During the autumn season, leaves and debris fall from trees and slowly but surely dirty your windows with dust and grime.

Fall is the season to take preventive home maintenance steps. After all, you’ll want to dodge a possibly high repair bill in the months to come. Fall maintenance should rank high on your list of priorities, for the following reasons: