After noticing some general wear and tear on your home’s windows, you start considering replacing all your windows and upgrading them to something more modern. You’ve done your research, reading articles and watching videos about how much window replacements cost, different window material types, and all types of window styles. Because this is a desire of yours and not a necessity, you know you’re looking for a high-end window with style and intricate design.

A window replacement is a big investment in your home. When you finally take the leap to get your windows replaced, are you aiming to waste your money? Of course not! Because the cost of a window replacement can be steep, you want to invest in something of high quality that will last. The largest factor that will influence the longevity of your new windows is the quality of the installation. Even if the best windows in the world are installed improperly, they will not work as well as they should.

Whether you’ve noticed some irreparable damage on your house windows or just want an upgrade, shopping for replacement windows is hard. What kind of style do you like? What color options are you looking for? How durable do you want the window to be? After scrolling through multiple window manufacturers’ websites, you stumble upon ProVia, and their Endure collection catches your eye.

You’ve chosen a contractor for your home improvement project, had multiple appointments to design everything, and have technical measurements taken.

After a long evening of cooking dinner, you open a few kitchen and living room windows to help ventilate your house. But when you open one of the windows, you can’t get it to budge. When you think about it, you can’t remember the last time you opened these windows. You don’t even know how old they are. Whether you can’t open your old windows or notice damage around the frame, looking for replacement windows is difficult.

Lately, you’ve noticed some fogginess in your dining room windows. After trying to clean them on the inside and out, you realize the fog is stuck between the panes, obstructing your view out of them.