Getting new windows and doors is certainly an exciting time for any homeowner. During the installation, your contractor will start by removing the old fixtures first. Disposal of old wooden doors and windows is typically handled by your installation company, however, you might want to reconsider getting rid of all of them. If you’re replacing wooden windows, there are a few ways to upcycle them into beautiful and useful centerpieces than can give your interiors a well-deserved upgrade.
A piece of trivia: did you know that the jalousie window was derived from the French word jaloux, which meant jealousy? Apparently, its design provoked jealousy from outsiders because those inside a home with a jalousie could peer outside, but one outside couldn’t see inside. This outdated notion came to refer to an outdated window type in itself during the 1960s when central air conditioning became common.
Fall is almost here. The weather can become generally fair during this season, yet the chill of the upcoming winter is on the horizon and can’t be ignored. Indeed, it is important to consider any necessary upgrades to prepare for winter. One thing you can do to ensure this is to invest in replacement windows.
Windows can be troublesome to install, which is why many window replacement contractors will never recommend taking on this project as a DIY. Unless you have considerable construction experience, attempting it almost always ends badly.
Choosing the right kind of windows used to be the job of a builder or designer, but with our high-quality windows installation services, you can make that decision yourself. However, this choice can be a little overwhelming if you don’t know where to begin.
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Bill & Barbara, Marietta, GA
November 22
Advantages of Fibrex Renewal by Andersen's Fibrex® is a material with the beauty of wood and energy efficiency of vinyl, but lasts longer, looks better, and performs beautifully! The production process behind Fibrex makes for a more sustainable building material, one that will outlast wood or … Read More
