by Robin Watts | Mar 5, 2021 | Home Improvement, Replacement Windows, Windows
Replacement windows do provide a decent return on investment. However, probably not as much as you think. The most common type of replacement window is vinyl. And, even they only have a return of about 74% according to the 2020 Cost vs. Value Report. Most other types...
by Robin Watts | Feb 15, 2021 | Home Improvement, Replacement Windows, Windows
The most common windows used by builders are single hung windows. For many homes, they are a great option. However, if you’re replacing windows, you should consider the other types of windows and decide if they’re right for one or more of your window openings. Sliding...
by Robin Watts | Dec 18, 2020 | Home Improvement, Replacement Windows, Windows
Have you been dreading the cold weather that recently arrived in northern Virginia because of drafty windows? Do you wish your home looked nicer inside and out? If so, chances are good that your home would benefit from new windows. Here are three reasons to stop...
by Robin Watts | Nov 14, 2020 | Home Improvement, Replacement Windows, Uncategorized, Windows
The Weather is Ideal One of the hesitations some homeowners have about winter and summer window replacements is the fact they feel they waste energy during the replacement process. In the spring, we don’t need heat or AC as much so there’s less concern. Also,...
by Robin Watts | Sep 15, 2020 | Black Replacement Windows, Replacement Windows, Windows
Windows don’t often have trends. Right now, they do. One of the hottest home improvement trends is black replacement windows. If you’re already looking at new windows for your home, you may want to look at black as an option. It’s a trend because it really can make a...
by Robin Watts | Aug 17, 2020 | Home Improvement, Replacement Windows, Windows
We’re not one of those windows companies who will tell you that replacement windows give you ROI in just a few years. Even energy efficient replacement windows won’t save you enough on your heating and cooling costs to pay for themselves in less than five years....
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