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Should Your Casement Windows Swing Inwards or Outwards?

Casement windows have a simple mechanism; the sashes swing open or shut. That being said, how should a casement window open? Do the sashes have to swing inwards or outwards? While there are no set rules for these, you should consider a few things.

Signs Your Window Seals Have Failed

When your window seals fail, it means your casement window, for example, is no longer insulating as it should. But while there’s a drop in functionality, your window may appear perfectly fine, making it easy to miss that something is wrong. To help you stay on top of your windows’ condition, here are the less …

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Low-E Windows Melting Vinyl Siding: Should You Be Concerned?

If you’re looking to improve energy efficiency in your home, you can’t go wrong with low-emissivity windows. Fitted with a microscopically thin metallic oxide coating, it keeps passive heating at bay so your HVAC system doesn’t have to work too hard to achieve your desired indoor temperatures. 

Local vs. National Window Brands: Is There a Difference?

At some point while shopping for a new window, you must have wondered whether or not it’s better to buy from local or national brands. The answer isn’t so straightforward, however. Ultimately, it boils down to your preferences and needs. Locally Made Products to Meet Local Needs  The strongest argument for choosing products from local …

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The Main Reason Why Windows “Sweat” in the Summer

Your window units sometimes may “sweat” or forming liquid droplets. This happens due to condensation. Condensation in a Nutshell As we turn up the heat during winter, the humidity level indoors also increases. The indoor air then comes into contact with cooler surfaces like the windows’ glass. It is when condensation or “sweating” forms on …

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