According to window replacement companies, picking a new window isn’t something that you can just “do”. In fact, there are few factors that you need to keep in mind when choosing a new window. One of the most important of these factors is size, and, unfortunately, picking a window size isn’t as easy as it sounds.

As a homeowner, it is important that you know when it’s time to buy new windows. Keeping old, inefficient windows can lead to uncomfortable winters and high utility bills. 

Sliding patio doors save space as well as fill your home with natural light and fresh air. They also create a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor spaces with their expansive glass area. You’ll want to make sure they are operating smoothly to make the most of your patio door replacement.

With proper maintenance, you can expect your windows to last for decades. The frame material, upkeep, usage, and weather conditions affect the lifespan of windows.

Replacement windows are a significant investment, and not all homeowners liquid enough to pay for them upfront. Luckily, there are several ways to finance your window replacement project. Renewal by Andersen® Midwest, your go-to contractor in the state for replacement french patio doors, lists the pros and cons of some of these financing methods below.

How do you know if it’s time to replace your windows? Some warning signs will tell you. 

When it comes time to prep your Michigan house for selling, many homeowners want to know which investments will give them the most bang for their buck. One of the biggest repairs on the table is replacing windows with newer, more efficient models. However, some worry that replacing windows does not increase market value sufficiently […]

Condensation is basically the appearance of moisture on a surface after that moisture has settled out of the air. Since warm air can hold onto more moisture than cold air, condensation often appears when warm air flows past a cool surface. One common place where Dayton home owners notice condensation is on and in their […]

When you see moisture on your windows, do you start to feel a bit worried? Most homeowners know that window condensation can be a bad sign. But the fact of the matter is, this is not always true. Condensation on the outside of the window is simply a matter of outdoor humidity — and is […]