A Homeowner’s Guide to Window Balances, Locks, and Other Operating Parts
Signs Your Windows Need Repair Instead of Replacement
Wood Window Operating Mechanisms Explained
Homeowners Guide to Caulk Types for DIY Repair
Rather than hire a professional to apply or repair caulk, homeowners can perform this simple task on their own, provided the caulk appropriate for their application is being used. There are a number of different caulks on the market, which can be intimating for those using for the first time. Use this cheat sheet as a guide to understand the available caulk options so to help decide which is type is best for your application.
BENEFITS OF USING HIGH IMPACT WINDOWS
Many residents in harsh climate areas are required to have high impact windows installed in their home. Homeowners that are not required to use high impact windows may not consider them at all, especially after learning of the price increase. Why pay more for a window that is not necessary, right? Wrong! High Impact windows have huge benefits that can be appreciated by ANY and ALL homeowners. Using the strongest, heaviest windows not only offer increased protection for the home but also save the owners money in the process.
GUIDE TO PERFORMING YEARLY WOOD FRAME MAINTENANCE
It is undeniable that wood windows deliver a warm, natural beauty to a home that is difficult to achieve using alternates such as vinyl or aluminum units. However, to preserve the beauty and functionality of wood windows, routine maintenance is essential. This routine maintenance does not require extensive knowledge or the help of a professional.
Here is a homeowner friendly guide on how to properly keep wood windows beautiful and functional all year round!
Insulate Your Windows for Freezing Temperatures
To keep cold weather out, your home comfortable and energy bills down, it is important that your homes’ windows are functioning at maximum capacity. You can help by performing minor maintenance and/or applying add-ons that do not require the hiring of a professional. Here are a few things you can do to improve your windows efficiency to keep freezing air outside and your home warm.






