Out with the old and in with the new! In a short few months, Florida homeowners will be faced with the reality of tropical storms and severe weather patterns during hurricane season; so, if you’re considering home renovations or building a new home, then now is the time to choose materials and installations, such as Florida Product Approved impact glass windows, that will give you peace of mind, even in the worst storms.

Why would you choose a brand name product over the generic option? Because quality counts, especially when it comes to your home installations.

You could have a chintzy window that has a minimal upfront cost, but in the long run you’ll spend more on energy bills and possible hurricane damage repair than if you installed a high-performance window or door from the start.

New year, new you! As 2019 gets closer and closer, you might be feeling hyper inspired and decide to make yet again a new pact with yourself to

Santa’s ready to pile up your presents, munch on tasty treats and sip some milk, but what he isn’t prepared for is your winter window condensation; however, there’s no need to fear because several solutions are near so you can continue spreading holiday cheer!

Building homes in Florida is not equivalent to building homes in California or New England. Each region has to accommodate different terrains, weather patterns, and many other factors. Several Florida homes are designed to capture breathtaking oceanfront views, but they aren’t as breathtaking in the midst of an impending hurricane.

Several factors affect the housing market and cause varying fluctuations for those selling their home and those looking for a new home.

Estimating the current market value of your home is useful for a variety of reasons, such as:

Imagine walking into a store where products are poorly displayed, incorrectly labeled and the lighting is anything but complementary. Not to mention the sales staff is either breathing down your neck or completely oblivious to your needs.

While there are several factors affecting your home’s heating and cooling costs, such as your HVAC system and insulation, your windows and doors can either increase or decrease your energy bills.

Systems, rules, and regulations foster consistency and uniformity for organizations, including the construction and building industry. 

Florida law and the Florida Building Commission have created several criteria to guide the industry and ensure the safety and durability of the components being used in Florida building constructions, including a product approval system which ensures:

Your daily life is chock full of tasks from cooking and showering to cleaning and ironing, all of which produce moisture in your home. If not properly ventilated, these tasks can lead to a build-up of interior window condensation.