With so many window manufacturers in the industry, how do you make your choice?

Typical traditional stock window styles include bay, bow, single hung, double hung, sliding, picture and casement. However, not all residential windows fit into these narrow categories. If your home’s windows are an unusual shape, they would be considered Specialty Windows. Here’s what to know about before beginning your home’s replacement window project.

Sliding contemporary patio doors are functional, beautiful, and add value to your home. But are they right for your property? We can help you decide. At Renewal by Andersen of Long Island, we produce sliding patio doors that last for decades, help insulate your home and make your home more beautiful. Here’s what you need […]

Sliding windows, also known as gliding windows, are a familiar type of window found in many Long Island homes. They look like mini patio doors and operate as simply. Their contemporary design and easy functionality make them a popular choice for homes all over the United States. Are sliding windows the right type of window […]

Making home improvements in historic homes can be challenging for a variety of reasons. One of the reasons is that historic homes have beautiful craftsmanship that must be preserved in order to maintain the value and integrity of the home. Older homes can also be more fragile, requiring help from a well-trained contractor during the […]

It’s been a long time since homes were built with single pane windows. If your home’s windows are single paned, they could be 50 years old or older. Replacing your windows can have some surprising benefits! If you’re going to replacing your single pane windows soon, here are some of the unexpected benefits you can […]

Dual pane windows have been around a long time. They’re far more energy efficient than traditional single pane windows, and more affordable than triple pane windows, so they’re incredibly popular. While dual pane windows are a reliable product, some older dual pane windows can develop problems. More specifically, some homeowners complain that their dual pane […]

At one time, windows in older homes were all single pane, which means they had a single sheet of glass in the sash. Though fraught with issues like poor insulating qualities, condensation, etc., single pane windows were the best option available at the time. Today, we know that these windows are inefficient. Fortunately, modern window […]

Old windows can be very inefficient, but as a Long Island homeowner, you can take steps to mitigate that problem. From weather stripping your old windows to installing all new windows, you can decide what fits your budget and your personal circumstances. Here’s what you need to know.