Vinyl is one of the most versatile and economical construction materials on the market. It is used for a wide range of products, from replacement windows to water pipes. However, the wonder material is often overlooked due to the misconceptions that surround it. One of the misgivings about vinyl is that it isn’t an environmentally friendly material.
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3 Telltale Signs of a Home Improvement Scammer
The home improvement industry is worth billions, with a 6% annual growth that’s projected to increase in the coming years. Unfortunately, the steady rise of lifestyle-enhancing projects means big business not just for home remodelers but for frauds as well.
Read MoreAvoid These Curb Appeal Mistakes When Selling Your Home
Before placing your home on the market, do something about its curb appeal so that it makes an outstanding first impression. About 75% of buyers drive by to check out a house after seeing the listing online, making the curb appeal an essential component of getting potential buyers in the door.
Read MoreTips for Choosing High-Quality Replacement Windows
Old, broken and rotting windows present various problems to your home. They can increase your heating or cooling bills, and won’t be able to protect your home properly during inclement weather as much as good windows will.
Read MoreWhat Makes a Replacement Window Energy-Efficient
The U.S. Department of Energy’s studies show that 30% or more of a home’s energy is lost through inefficient windows. Lost energy reflects on your cooling or heating bills and leads to a larger carbon footprint. It’s time to choose modern, thermally efficient and superior quality replacement windows.
Read MoreENERGY STAR® Recommended Replacement Windows
When looking for wood window replacement, check for the ENERGY STAR® label. This label is given to energy-efficient windows that will help protect your home from the elements, keep it comfortable during inclement weather, and help you save money in the long term.
Read MoreHeavy-Duty SteelForce™ Frames by Alside
Windows are very important to the home. They let light in, and allow for ventilation. They also provide protection during inclement weather and add beauty to any dwelling. They’re just that important!
Read MoreIKO Cambridge® vs. Owens Corning TruDefinition
If you’re looking for help choosing the right roofing shingles to install in your home, you’ve come to the right place. Today we’re taking a quick look at two popular shingle varieties: IKO Cambridge® Architectural Shingles and Owens Corning TruDefinition® Duration Shingles. Kroll Construction, your trusted roofing company, discusses their features, as well as some things you’ll need to consider …
Read MoreAlside® Sheffield® Windows: Perfect for Michigan Homes
Michigan has a temperate climate characterized by well-defined warm and cool periods. The alternating temperatures, coupled with the condensation of water vapor from the Great Lakes, cause a variety of problems for homeowners. Windows take a beating. Here are some of the usual issues.
Read MoreDouble-Hung Windows Part One: An Overview
The main difference between double-hung and single-hung replacement windows is their unique opening and closing ability. A double-hung window has two operating sashes that move up and down to allow ventilation on the window frame top, bottom or both.
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