Replacing windows in a historic home, especially in a designated district like those found throughout Connecticut, presents a unique challenge. You want the modern performance, energy efficiency, and low maintenance of new windows, but you must also adhere to strict architectural standards set by your local preservation commission.
Waking up to windows covered in condensation or feeling a persistent chill in the air is a familiar experience for many Connecticut homeowners, especially during our harsh winters.
When it comes to your home's comfort, energy efficiency, and long-term value, few elements face more direct environmental challenges than your doors and windows.
When you notice foggy windows or feel unexpected drafts in your home, window seal failure is often the culprit.
Before painting vinyl windows, understand the risks. Extreme heat, hail, and freeze-thaw cycles cause warping and peeling. Explore a better solution.
Window seals play a vital role in your home's energy efficiency by creating an airtight barrier that prevents air leakage and moisture infiltration.
Learn how regional weather like hail, heat, and coastal storms affects window seals and why Fibrex® material is the ideal solution for your climate.
Drafty windows can transform your comfortable home into an uncomfortable, energy-inefficient space.
Vinyl window warping is a common concern that affects many homeowners, particularly those living in regions with extreme temperature fluctuations.
Window seal failure is one of the most common issues homeowners face with double-pane and triple-pane windows.
