Windows are a major part of your home’s thermal coverings. This means that, during winter, your windows are designed to keep warm air inside and cold air outside. Sealing your windows for the winter will stop drafts from oozing into your home. Further, it would save you on heating costs.

  The windows are essential fixtures; they serve as your view to the outside world and increase natural light in your home. When it comes to home renovation, every homeowner should consider window replacement, especially if your windows have been damaged or past their expected lifespan. Getting a new window style will help you achieve […]

  The kitchen is the busiest area in your home. Therefore, it needs windows that are practical and easy to use, but without sacrificing aesthetics. Renewal by Andersen® of San Francisco shares some of the window styles that are perfect for kitchens.

  Home improvement projects are important investments. It only makes sense to ensure that every project you undertake proves value, either by increasing your home’s value or recouping what you spent. In this blog, your local window contractor, Renewal by Andersen® of San Francisco, provides a look at why window replacement is worth the cost.

  Arched windows are synonymous with Roman architecture, but many other home styles also use these types of windows, including traditional and modern. In addition to their fascinating appearance, they frame wonderful views artistically and admit sunlight in style.

  Window treatments will add interior value and utility to your new hardware. Another problem presents itself though, and that’s how to pick between the three most common choices: blinds, drapes or curtains.

Finding energy-efficient windows for your home is now easy thanks to the ENERGY STAR® blue label, which details the energy performance ratings of your new hardware in five different categories. One of these is visible transmittance (VT).

  The casement window system comprises one glass panel hinged at the side that opens outward with a crank. Although the double-hung window is the more popular one, the casement actually preceded it. It only lost its mainstream appeal in the 18th century because the hardware necessary to support a large sash when open wasn’t […]

  By national standards, San Francisco has mild weather all year long. Its warm, summer Mediterranean climate means it can get chilly winters and dry summers. These conditions aren’t the worst, but they can nevertheless take a toll on your aging windows.