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Should I Get Patio Doors with Built-In Blinds?
Thinking about getting patio doors with built-in blinds? Built-in blinds are popular in some high-end models of patio doors. But, are they more of a hassle?
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Best Replacement Window Brands
When it comes to windows you've got lots of choices. To help you in your research, this article highlights some of the best replacement window brands in the industry. Whether you're interested in wood, vinyl, aluminum or steel windows, you'll find a manufacturer on this list that can meet your needs.
Review of Front Door Brands and Materials
Choose front doors that will impress your guests and make you feel secure in your home. Interested in learning more about popular front door manufacturers and building materials? We've got you covered in this article.
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Milgard Tuscany vs Milgard Ultra - Milgard Windows Review
In this article, we're breaking down two of Milgard's most popular window products: Milgard Tuscany vs. Milgard Ultra. See which product is best for your home by comparing the two side-by-side.
Convert Windows to Doors in Brick and Siding
Here are job-site photos of a window to door conversion for a client in Colleyville. The door used in the project is a Moving Glass Wall System.
What Questions Should I Ask my Window Installer?
After educating yourself about all the different kinds of windows and making the financial commitment to replacing your windows, it’s agonizing to have the whole project ruined by a bad installation job. Your new energy-saving windows are crooked, they’re letting in hot air and you just know there’s going to be a puddle on the floor the first time it rains. That’s the last time you let your neighbor’s cousin’s kid do any home improvement just to save a buck. Window installation is a complex operation. A sloppy or unqualified installer can cost you a lot of money, time and frustration.
5 Home Exterior Updates
Is your house looking a bit tired? Not to fear. Here are a few different ideas to help revive your home and make it the object of jealousy on your block.
Vinyl Window Replacement Colleyville
Brennan Signature vinyl replacement window project in Colleyville, TX.
James Hardie ColorPlus Siding Review
James Hardie ColorPlus technology provides superior protection, durability, and curb appeal for your home. Read more to discover how its made and why it's a popular choice.
What Material Should I Choose For My Patio Doors?
If you’re looking to install patio doors, there are many factors you’re likely looking into. You might be deciding between sliding, folding and swinging door models. Maybe you’re looking at which doors are most energy efficient, as well. Then there’s the decision about which frame material to use.
Bay Windows: Multiple Uses
Bay windows can add a simple touch of elegance to an average room and make those few extra square feet seem like the most important in the room. But a common problem that many homeowners face with their bay window is how to properly make use of that extra space, both in terms of furniture and window coverings.
Pools + Outdoor Living Spaces = Love
Pools and outdoor living spaces. If you’ve ever spent a summer in Dallas-Fort Worth, you know that your yard really can’t have one without the other. As much as everyone loves a long swim in July, a covered patio space or pergola is the perfect spot to retreat to once your skin starts looking like a prune. On the other hand, an outdoor living area just looks empty without a nice cool pool to jump into once temperatures break the century mark. That’s why we were inspired to post this blog of some of the best ways pools and outdoor living can blend seamlessly together to create an outdoor paradise.
Why Do My Windows Have Foggy Glass?
Foggy windows are a common problem for residential & commercial windows alike yet there seems to be a lot of misinformation out there in regards to what causes it. Windows whose glass appears to be foggy can be broken down into two categories: condensation on the exterior surfaces of the glass and condensation on the interior surfaces of the glass. The former is a common occurrence and there isn't a whole lot that can be done to remedy it; the latter is a more serious problem and indicative of the need for replacement.