From burglaries to natural disasters, there are several reasons why your home’s window strength is important. Windows can be a vulnerable part of your home’s envelope especially if they are not up to code or are very old.

While it may not get very cold often in Florida, many homeowners want their home to stay warm and cozy when it does. Space heaters and fireplaces prove very valuable on those chilly days and nights. 

Like most parts of your home, your installations, such as your windows and doors, will often need to be replaced.

Several parts of any home often require maintenance, from dishwashers to HVAC units. When it comes to your installations, windows are not any different. Window maintenance may have slipped your mind as you were shopping for them, but every window has a level of maintenance needed to keep them in good working condition and maintain their appearance and design. 

Installing new windows in your home can lead to improved energy efficiency, curb appeal, security, comfort, and more. However, sometimes all of that can be dependent on whether you install standard or custom windows.

Chances are that you immediately think of hurricane protection when you hear or see the term impact windows—especially if you are a Floridian. Standard windows offer little to no protection against hurricanes which is why many homeowners choose to upgrade their installations to impact glass selections to better protect their homes from impending hurricane damage. 

Home appraisals are often conducted to determine property taxes and the fair market value of your home assuring the buyer, seller, and lender that the agreed price for the home is fair.

When considering your dream home, you may envision a custom build or a pre-built dwelling that is either perfect the way it is or that may need a few renovations to make it truly feel like home. 

Fall may not require you to jack up your Florida home’s air conditioning or heat, but there are certainly ample areas to improve your home’s energy efficiency. 

Whether you embark on a DIY journey or hire a contractor, there are many value-added remodeling projects you may want to make for your home—the ideas are endless.