Problems in patio doors become more and more common the closer it is to the end of their life span. A good patio door can last about 25 to 30 years before needing replacement, but before it does, you’ll start to notice a number of issues arise: hinges start to harden, sliding tracks begin to stick or […]

Window installation is a big investment for a lot of homeowners. Some may even find it an intimidating process and wonder, is my house going to be a wreck during the window replacement? Fortunately, you do not have to do much if you hire an expert windows and doors contractor. But there are still tips that can help you […]

Fall is the best time to pull out your window cleaning tools from the storage area and give the windows a good and thorough washing. It is easier to achieve streak-free windows when the days filled with summer sun are behind you and the outdoor breeze feels much cooler. Here are some tips to help you […]

Take a good look at the exterior of a house next to yours. It is fairly easy to determine that windows, from the pop of color to the unique style, are a key element in curb appeal. But it is also important to know that these features prevent outdoor air from flowing into your living […]

At Renewal by Andersen® of Long Island, we proudly offer you one of the best replacement windows on the market. Our window frames are made of our patented Fibrex® material, which is known for being durable, strong and low-maintenance. In today’s post, we’ll address the most frequently asked questions we get about Fibrex windows.

Many homeowners choose sliding windows for different reasons, but we have yet to see one of them regretting their decision and wanting a different window style. If you’re trying to decide if they’re right for you, read on as Renewal by Andersen® of Long Island shares when you should choose sliding windows.

If your wood door appears a bit bigger than it used to be, particularly during humid seasons, it probably is. Local window replacement company Renewal by Andersen® of Long Island shares a close look at what makes wood doors swell, and how to prevent it.

Everything about your windows should match your interior to create a seamless look. The trims around your windows, for instance, are called casings, which are the finishing touch to window installation. While they may seem like a minor detail you could easily overlook, they can either make or break your home’s overall look.

Traditional windows are fine, but why limit your home’s architecture and design if you can easily take it up a notch?