How To Replace Leaded Window Glass

Posted on: 27 March 2016

Leaded windows feature colored or clear glass pieces joined by lead strips that attach to the frame with lead made of copper foil. If you have a leaded glass window, expect them to get broken because of their delicate nature. However, you don't have to replace the whole window. Here are some tips to replace broken glass in a leaded window. Prepare to Work For this project, you need: [Read More]

How Glass Door Replacement Services Can Give You French Windows

Posted on: 15 February 2016

If you love the look of French doors, then you would probably love the look and feel of French windows. These are not commonly offered by most window and door contractors because they are not especially efficient, but if a customer wants them for restoration projects or decorative purposes, then the contractor can order them. Here is how glass door replacement services are involved with transforming your traditional windows into French windows. [Read More]

5 Types Of Storm Shutters To Choose From

Posted on: 8 February 2016

If you live in a location that suffers from severe storms or even hurricanes, you want to consider investing in storm shutters. Not only will these shutters protect your home in the case of a severe storm, but they will also boost your home's value and curb appeal, as well. Storm shutters appear natural and clean on the windows, which make them a great addition to your home and a great way to keep your home more private, as well. [Read More]

3 Advantages Of Sliding Glass Doors

Posted on: 8 February 2016

Sliding glass doors can offer homeowners a multitude of advantages over other, more traditional, options. These advantages range from everything from the ease of their repair to the energy efficient qualities. Throughout the course of this brief article, you'll learn a few of the advantages to choosing sliding glass doors.  Ease of Maintenance and Repair Keeping sliding glass doors clean is a relatively easy task. A simple spray of water or a streak resistant window cleaner followed by a wipe down from a cloth will ensure that they look as good as the day you bought them. [Read More]