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Archive for September 17th, 2007Kitchen Bay Window: A Guide to Kitchen Bay WindowsDo you wish you had more natural light in your kitchen or your kitchen felt more spacious? If you’re interested in any of these improvements, you may want to consider installing a kitchen bay window. Read this article to find out if this window style is right for you. Continue Reading September 17th, 2007 Energy Efficient Windows: Advantages of Installing new Energy WindowsEnergy efficient windows can do more than save you some bucks. Read this article to learn about the additional benefits of energy efficient windows. Energy efficient windows can help reduce a homeowner’s heating costs. They can do so because less heat escapes the home, so it takes less heat to keep the home warm. Continue Reading September 17th, 2007 Double Hung Windows: What is a Double Hung Window?You likely have double hung windows in your home since they’re one of the most popular window styles. Read this article to help you identify if your window is a double hung window and to learn other details about this window type. Continue Reading September 17th, 2007 Thinking about Replacing Windows? Things you should know about Installing Replacement WindowsIs it time for you to remove your old windows and purchase replacement windows? Read this article to learn more about upgrading windows, cost of replacement windows and installing replacement windows. Continue Reading September 17th, 2007 Window Replacement Info – Single or Double SashIf you are beginning a replacement window job, you need to decide whether you will use single or double glazed window sashes. There are pros and cons to each: single glazed replacement windows are more economical, but double glazed windows may have enhanced energy efficiency. Read this article to learn more details about these window types. Continue Reading September 17th, 2007 Types of Materials Used in Replacement WindowsWhen looking for replacement windows, it is important to keep in mind that window frames are available in a variety of materials. This article discusses the advantages and disadvantages of aluminum, vinyl, wood, fiberglass and fibrex in your window replacements. Continue Reading September 17th, 2007 The Right Replacement Windows Can Help Fix a House Too ColdModern windows are measured with an R-value, a U-factor and a Solar Heat Gain Coefficient. ‘Huh,’ you say. Read on to find how to turn a window into a thermostat. Your house is chronically too cold. Even in the daytime it is tough to sit in a window seat. Not only is this uncomfortable, but it is driving your electricity bill through the roof. Continue Reading September 17th, 2007 Style Options for Replacement WindowsWhile many people shop for replacement windows out of necessity, there are some who simply want to brighten up a lackluster room or try a new style. Modern windows come in a variety of styles; this article lists several popular window styles and their descriptions. Continue Reading September 17th, 2007 Planning Your Replacement Window InstallationWould you like to begin thinking about planning your replacement window project, but you don’t know where to start? This article discusses the top considerations for homeowners planning a replacement window project including ventilation, security, privacy and space. Continue Reading September 17th, 2007 Installing Replacement Double Paned Windows? Learn About Your OptionsAre your single paned windows making your home too drafty? Are you looking for a replacement for those single paned windows? Double paned replacement windows may be exactly what you need. Read this article to learn about the different styles and materials that double paned windows come in. Continue Reading September 17th, 2007 How to Choose Low-E Replacement WindowsLow-E windows help reduce the transfer of heat inside or outside of the home. This means lower energy bills and better temperature control for the homeowner. Low-E windows are designed to keep the heat outside during the summer and the heat inside during the winter. Continue Reading September 17th, 2007 Custom Window Shapes: Learn about Octagonal Windows, Arch Windows, and Circular WindowsWhat do you remember about circles, octagons and arches? This article isn’t a geometry review. These shapes can liven up any window space. Read this article to learn more about these specialty window designs. Continue Reading September 17th, 2007 Sliding Window: Overview of the Different Types of Sliding WindowsSliding windows are some of the most commonly found windows in homes. Read this article to learn the difference between horizontal sliding windows and vertical sliding windows. Continue Reading September 17th, 2007 Vinyl Window Types: What are Vinyl Vertical Slider Windows?Are you interested in purchasing vinyl vertical slider windows? Read this article to learn the ins and outs of these popular windows. Vinyl vertical slider windows are windows made of two or more window panels placed on top of each other. The windows are opened by sliding the sash upwards and closed by sliding the sash downwards. Continue Reading September 17th, 2007 Window Types: Overview of Basement Windows, Energy Windows, and Sound Proof WindowsAre you looking for a review on basement windows, energy windows and soundproof windows? Read this article for the basics on all these window types. Even though basement windows are some of the smallest windows in a home, it is important to make sure that they are in good condition. The window should be easy to slide open in case of emergency. Continue Reading September 17th, 2007
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