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

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.

Impact glass isn’t just a buzzword that industry professionals like to toss around in conversation or sales! No, impact glass is much more than a buzzword.

You wouldn’t go on a date looking like a hot mess, so why would you put your hot mess house on the market for everyone to see?

If you don’t find value in it, how will your prospective buyer?

Aside from the sweeping, vacuuming, dusting and scrubbing down of your bathroom appliances, there are a few more things you should do to make your home fit for going on the market!

Remodeling or building your home from the ground up definitely takes a lot of hard work, planning and research.

Every detail is pertinent to a job well done, and your home should convey comfort and style.

Florida is known as the sunshine state and maintains a warm average of 80+ degrees year round; however, this sunny state can undergo cold spells during the winter months.

There are plenty of ways homeowners can make their homes more energy friendly.

For example, you can unplug your appliances or flip the light switch off when you leave the room. However, there is another easy and sustainable way to create a more energy efficient home—and it involves your windows!

Energy waste is one of the many fluctuating expenses that homeowners deal with in regards to their monthly bills.