It’s perfectly understandable to have a lot of questions before getting your brand new replacement windows. What kind of glazing should you look for? What type of frame material lasts longest? What style would fit your home’s current design? All these considerations can cause you some stress.
Soundproofing 101: Windows That Keep Your House Quiet
Experts use a rating system called Sound Transmission Class, or STC, to rate how well a structure reduces the amount of sound entering the space. In the United States, this integer rating is widely used for ceilings, floors, partitions, walls and windows.
How to Prepare Your Home for a Window Replacement Project
A window replacement is no easy task. Even when you hire a reputable contractor for the job, you may be asked to do your part in the project for it to be successful. That would mean preparing your home prior to the crew coming over on installation day. Today, Renewal by Andersen® of Denver focuses on the important things you need to do to ensure there willl be no complications during the process.
Your New Sliding Window: Where Should You Install It?
Among the many windows available today, the sliding window offers the most in terms of practicality. It has qualities such as aesthetic appeal and energy efficiency. It also has features like sleek frames and expansive glass areas that promote ventilation and daylighting. You may, however, be wondering which part of your home is the best fit for this window.
Window Beauty Part Two: Customization
In part one of this two-part series, we tackled the different architectural styles of windows. We discussed how each window type has different appeal and applications. In this article, we’ll discuss various customization options that will give your windows a unique touch.
