When looking to improve the look of your home, it’s not enough to focus on just the interiors. You should take your outdoor space into account, as well. Step out onto your patio and check for areas that need some sprucing up or can be used effectively as a stylish focal point. And if you …
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Is it time to clean your windows already? Given how your windows are one of your home’s most visible design elements, it pays to always keep them clean and looking good. Fortunately, window cleaning is generally an easy task when you know which mistakes to avoid. Renewal by Andersen® of Atlanta, your top provider of …
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Like most home components that see frequent use, your sliding patio doors may start displaying signs of failure. Are they prone to sticking and jamming? Maybe they don’t even fit snugly into their frame. There are many reasons why this could happen, and it’s crucial to deal with them promptly to ensure good performance from …
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Planning ahead is always a good idea—and this is especially important as you get older. Aside from working on your retirement fund and other investments, you’ll want to make sure you can live safely and comfortably in your home for as long as possible. This is why you should take aging in place into account …
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You would think a small investment like window replacement is a piece of cake. But as with most home improvement projects, it will require careful planning—especially when it comes to aesthetic appeal. At one point, you’ll have to decide whether it’s a better idea to match all your home’s windows, or switch things up. Let …
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