Posted on: 10 August 2016
It's nice to be able to open the windows in the house and let the fresh air come in when the weather is pleasant. But if your window screens are full of tiny holes or have pulled away from the frame, you'll let more in than just the fresh air. Keep those insects out of your house by fixing the screens. This is likely a DIY project that you can do with some simple tools and a couple hours of your time.
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Posted on: 10 August 2016
If you want to make sure you are keeping your home as energy-efficient as possible, you will need to keep an eye out for signs that you have some windows that need to be replaced. To help you spot those windows, you will want to check out the following points.
Frost Is Forming Inside the Windows
Frost might be pretty in the eyes of some people, but it is not something that you want to find forming on the inside of your windows.
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Posted on: 5 August 2016
A quick search of online resources will yield hundreds of instructions on replacing your broken or damaged sliding glass door yourself. If you are in a bind or replacing a door on your personal home, this is great. However, if you are dealing with a broken or damaged sliding glass door at your place of business, you should skip the DIY instructions and search for a window and door repair and replacement specialist to help you out.
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Posted on: 5 August 2016
If the windows on your home appear to be in good shape, you may not see a need to change them out. However, even though your windows may be functional, they may not be optimal. There are a number of new window types on the market that can give you both aesthetic and practical benefits. Use this information to learn more about why it may be time for you to consider replacing your windows.
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