French doors are perfect additions to traditional homes because of their rustic feel. They lend elegance to your deck or patio while keeping your interior warm and cozy. They also connect your home to the great outdoors, which creates a revitalizing vibe throughout your space.

When it comes to replacement windows, every detail matters. This is why at Renewal by Andersen® of Long Island, we offer our exclusive Estate™ collection for our hardware. This collection gives you many ways to add distinctive charm to your home.

Renewal by Andersen® of Long Island’s Window and Door Visualizer makes patio door design a breeze. This handy tool provides a realistic preview of your replacement unit so your imagination doesn’t have to do the heavy lifting.

Drafts can come from small cracks, crevices, and gaps in your home. They can cause discomfort to your household and lead to an increase in your energy bills. They can also lead to mold growth, which can endanger your health. It is essential that you take measures to prevent drafts from entering your home, and […]

Your home should be the pinnacle of comfort, beauty, and safety. One of the best ways to ensure this is to have functional windows. If your windows are old or drafty, replacing them may be the best long-term solution.

As your door is the first thing your visitors will notice, you want it to look as handsome as it can be. For doors that remain beautiful and fully functional for years to come, proper maintenance is key. Renewal by Andersen® of Long Island gives some upkeep tips to keep your door in shape.

Getting a replacement window isn’t just about enhancing your home’s looks. In fact, a window replacement can actually offer you more than you know.

Fall poses a challenge on home maintenance. After all, you can expect leaves and debris to be everywhere. There’s also a big chance of air or water leaks if your windows and doors aren’t sealed properly.

Wind and buoyancy are key players in natural ventilation. Science classes noted that hot air ascends and cold air descends. That’s why windows make great sources of natural ventilation, especially in homes.