by Denise Bryant | Feb 25, 2015 | Energy Efficiency, Sash Window Repair, Sash Window Replacement, Types of Windows, Window Repair, Window Replacement
Want to reduce your energy bills and bring home a great resale value on your investment? Energy efficient replacement windows are a wonderful option. Old and damaged windows leak air more than you might even realize. If choosing between all the eco-friendly options...
by Denise Bryant | Dec 10, 2014 | Energy Efficiency, Window Repair
Did you grow up with parents who complained about the refrigerator door being held open for too long? If so, you’re probably all too aware of little things that waste energy. Yet many people fail to acknowledge how much energy they could save with a window...
by Denise Bryant | Sep 24, 2014 | California Earthquake Damage, Energy Efficiency, Window Repair
Beautiful architectural style and an easy breeze make sash windows very appealing in our area. With more moving parts than many window options, homeowners tend to need sash window repair and restoration to keep them in the best condition. Window experts help preserve...
by Denise Bryant | Jul 2, 2014 | Energy Efficiency, Glass Facts, Types of Windows, Windows and Doors
Your choice of window affects how much fresh air and sunlight you can enjoy in the home, as well as playing a big part in the curb appeal of your home. Here’s a look at the most popular types of windows and what’s to love about each. Picture Windows This is the term...
by Denise Bryant | Feb 4, 2014 | Energy Efficiency, Sound Control, Windows and Doors
Single pane windows only contain one layer of glass. Where as dual pane windows are made up of two layers of glass, along with a space in between that is filled with air or Argon gas. Single-pane windows transmit noise easily and outside noises are amplified and more...
by Denise Bryant | Jan 28, 2014 | Energy Efficiency, Windows and Doors
Insulated Glass Units The popularity of insulated glass continues to grow among residential and commercial property owners who are seeking a more energy-efficient solution for their homes and businesses. 4 Factors – Determining Glass Energy Performance Visible Light...
