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.

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.

Colors are great on walls, textiles and artwork, but is there a place for them on your windows? There have been extensive innovations to provide homeowners with more efficient and higher performing products and appliances for decades; your glass windows and doors are just one example.

The fall season is officially underway from sipping pumpkin latte’s to attending fall festivals. What better way to celebrate pumpkin season at home than to spice up your impact windows with fall wreaths?

Let’s preface this article by clearing up a mini myth that you may be thinking—no, windows can’t produce condensation.

Florida! It’s the Sunshine State, where residents and visitors enjoy warm sandy beaches and sunshine nearly all year round, making it a great destination for kicking back and relaxing; however, for homeowners, it may be just a bit too much sunshine when considering energy bills, keeping cool and maintaining your home’s structure.

Perusing through retailers and online stores to find the perfect window for your home can, quite frankly, seem daunting.

As a professional, have you ever wondered what makes a window desirable to your customers? The top qualities professionals look for in a window are its design, features and benefits.

Impact glass is designed to resist impact based damage which is why it first became popular as a car windshield. Since impact glass is designed to sustain heavy wind gusts of up to 200 mph and its miscellaneous debris, it’s becoming highly favorable for homeowners in high-velocity hurricane zones (HVHZ).

Keeping glass clean can often feel like a chore because glass windows and doors are prone to receiving pet nose smudges and fingerprints.