The winter season is coming, but is your house ready for the cold weather? Without proper preparation, your home will be uncomfortable and you will most likely experience a spike in energy costs during the winter. Among the parts of your home that significantly influences the condition of your living environment during the winter season are the windows.

Have you finally had enough of those outdated and drafty windows? When it’s time for window replacement, there is much to consider.

Replacing an old, worn door or having a new door installed isn’t as easy as it sounds. While big box stores offer a variety of door styles, colors, and sizes, custom doors provide personalized flair that is unique to you—and your San Antonio home. However, creating a unique look is not the only advantage you’ll receive from custom door installation. Let’s take a look at a few reasons why custom doors might be the perfect upgrade for your home.

If you’re deciding on your next home remodeling project, one upgrade you may want to consider making is replacement windows. Windows are one of the most important investments you can make for your home for a number of reasons, and upgrading your old ones with new, beautiful, energy-efficient products will benefit your home in many wonderful ways.

Installing a garage floor coating doesn’t sound so hard, especially if you are a DIYer who has successfully worked on other areas of your home. However, a lot of things sound easier than they really are, and before you know it, you’ve destroyed your floor and you’ve spent hundreds or even thousands of dollars to do it. If you want to install a concrete coating, it is important to turn to Southwest Exteriors instead of doing it on your own.

Let’s be honest: there are dozens and dozens of window and door companies you could choose from out there. And a lot of them are probably great – experienced, knowledgeable and affordable. So why should you choose Southwest Exteriors? What makes us stand out from the pack and warrant your business? We’re glad you asked.