You may have never thought too much about windows and doors until it’s time to replace or install new ones in your home. 

Installing new windows and doors can be an exciting yet complex shopping quest. These are 6 EAS replacement windows and doors that are on the rise!

Each year a new, trendy architectural design is imagined, planned and executed. Though designs and floor plans are ever changing, Florida’s Building Code isn’t as fleeting and trendy. 

Homeowners associations all have different governing neighborhood rules, restrictions, fees and more to maintain aesthetic uniformity in a neighborhood. Some rules typically include how you park your vehicles, exterior paint colors, whether you can park commercial vehicles or water vessels in your driveway and several other little rules to follow. 

Preparing your home and family for severe inclement weather isn’t exactly the ideal Saturday night. From fueling up your backup generators and vehicles, to stocking up on water supplies and canned goods, preparing for any storm, hurricane or tropical storm, can be a hassle. 

Have you considered applying a tint to your impact glass windows? While a window tint is a great option for many homeowners, there are a few things you should evaluate before doing so. Here’s what you should keep in mind when choosing to add a window tint to impact glass.

Have you considered investing in a hurricane door for your home? With hurricane season being an unavoidable reality of Florida living, you may be evaluating your options to best protect your home. We’re giving away inside tips on how to buy the best hurricane doors for your home and providing you with a few of our solutions. 

From snowbirds to full-time residents, Florida’s coastline is home to many people. While the sunshine and sandy shores are enjoyed by so many, you may be wondering if Florida impact windows are required for all homes. Here’s what is actually required of windows and installations for your home.

Living in Florida has several advantages: sandy beaches, warm breezes and plenty of sunshine. However, those relentlessly sunny days can take a toll on your home’s energy efficiency spiking your energy bills. There’s also the seasonal hurricanes and severe storms that can happen anytime between June and November. 

You have chosen a cozy home on the seashore where you can enjoy the Florida sunshine year-round. There’s only one season that may have you biting your nails, hurricane season.