As a long-term homeowner, you decide it’s time to spruce things up and renovate something. You’re no professional, so you want to make sure you hire the right company to correctly complete the project for you.

Whether you’ve lived in your home for over a decade or just moved in, your windows have a lifetime.

Have you considered wooden windows for your home but worry about the problems that might come with them? Maybe you’ve talked with a few window replacement companies but only heard the great things that come with wood windows. When looking to replace your windows, it’s important to be educated on not only the pros of all types of windows but the cons as well.

You’re in the process of having your windows replaced. You’ve prepared, researched, studied, and tried to learn everything you could about the entire process: what company, type of windows, and date you’ve chosen for the project. When it comes to the actual time for the installation, is there anything you need to prepare? Do you know what to expect when the time comes?

It’s finally come time for your windows to be replaced in your home. Maybe you’ve noticed they won’t stay up when you try and open them, they are looking a little worn, or maybe you are just ready for an upgrade and a change. While looking for a company to choose to replace your windows, you can be overwhelmed with options, reviews, and services that you don’t even know where to begin. Your home is your safe space, and it’s a big deal to trust a stranger to come in and tell you what you need and how much you are going to pay.

After a long work week full of business meetings, emails, and decision-making, you finally sit down to relax with a bowl of popcorn, ready to binge your new favorite TV show on a Friday night. The couch sits perpendicular to a window on your right which you love for the natural light it brings in. Suddenly, you feel a slight breeze on your forearm resting on the couch arm. It feels like a fan on the lowest setting, its only purpose to keep the air from getting too still. Is the dog panting on me? Is someone pranking me with a hidden fan and camera? But no. You realize that the draft is coming from the side of the window next to your couch.