Do you know when it is time to replace your windows?

There’s no doubt you’ll save money and energy when you update your windows with energy-efficient replacements! 

Modern technology has created advanced tools and smartphone apps that allow you to virtually create your dream home from the palm of your hand. Both the pros and DIY home renovators rely on their toolbelt of smartphone apps to help them create, design, renovate, and build residential masterpieces. 

HGTV, Pinterest, and Youtube have delighted DIY (do-it-yourself) enthusiasts and have seemingly made home remodels easy to tackle. 

While baking and home decorating may be a good DIY project, the burning question on Florida homeowner minds is whether it’s a good idea to DIY window replacement.

You’ve likely heard the idiom, “You can’t have your cake and eat it too!”

Getting the best of both worlds sometimes seems like an unattainable goal, but when it comes to your windows, you CAN have the best of both worlds with tinted AND hurricane, impact resistant windows! 

Shopping for your home improvement or home design installations should be hassle-free and filled with lots of  options.

Strawberry or chocolate frosted may be your favorite doughnut, but double glazed has the most benefits—at least for your windows.

From industry jargon to types of windows and components, there’s a sea of information that you can wade through when researching and shopping for the best replacement windows that meet your home and lifestyle needs.

Energy conscious homeowners understand the value of a low-e glass high-performance windows; however, windows ratings can be a bit challenging to dissect and evaluate how they affect your overall home’s energy performance and how that translates to energy savings.

We’ve created the following cheat sheet to detail what you need to know to help you make the best choice for your home and 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.

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.