Noticed signs of fogging within your window panes? It most likely means your window seals have failed. Whether you live in a region prone to high winds or have recently experienced strong winds, you might be led to assume that wind could be the reason behind your damaged window seals. But do strong winds really …
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Water stains are not only unsightly, but over time they can create a film of grime on your windows that will reduce the visibility of the glass. When not cleaned, the hard water’s mineral deposits will etch the glass itself, which will necessitate window replacement.
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Losing (or adding) window grilles isn’t exactly the end of the world as grilles are meant mostly for curb appeal. That said, certain minimalist styles can work well with grilles, and they’re also a great way to keep the windows from overwhelming the beholder by dividing the panes into “manageable” chunks.
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Window replacement is tricky enough, but what if you’re doing it during winter? Winter is especially challenging when it comes to home improvement because of the high humidity due to snow and worksite debris. Plus, most homeowners think (mistakenly) that it’s more expensive to install windows during winter.
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When you’re in the market for replacement windows, one of the most important things to look for, aside from the features, is its warranty. It’s an important part of the product since it protects you from any surprise costs in case any untoward incident happens to your windows. It also protects your windows from faulty …
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Read More"This crew was every thing they said. They showed up on time, did a professional job on the install. I was there and they answered every ?? I had. My mane concern was the sealing of the door being that it was on north side of the house. We could tell a big difference after they were done. Thank you Renewal by Andersen doors/ windows of Wyoming."
