Windows provide our homes with light and ventilation, and visually transform a room; but they can have a negative affect on a home’s energy efficiency. Old windows show their age and lose efficiency after years of contraction during our cold and dry winters, and expansion during hot and humid summers. Age is only one …
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1. Paint Color Comes Last. This might seem counterproductive to paint a room after you move in but if you are purchasing new furniture you might end up hurting yourself in the long term. There are SO MANY colors to choose from that you can never really make the right unless everything is in the …
The homeowners wanted to update the home’s original single pane windows and cedar siding for better comfort and aesthetics. After several meetings the scope of work drastically changed. The project included new roof, entry doors, new front stoop/sidewalk and portico, overhead garage doors and rear deck replacement. The original plan was to keep the red siding, …
Weekly Transformations: Algonquin-Countrylane Red Read More »
What do you know about Beechworth Windows? Probably not too much. It is a fairly new product line. But being the sister company of James Hardie it’s gotta be pretty good right? We’ve been installing their products and couldn’t be happier with the results. If you are still on the fence keep reading and find …
Replacing windows may help cut down on the drafts that get into your home in the winter, and they can also create dramatic change for the exterior of your home, particularly when paired with updated siding. From color choice and siding to window style and size, your exterior remodeling update can make it appear as …
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