Computers, phones, dishwashers, refrigerators, and several other pricey devices and appliances come with warranties, so it only makes sense that the windows protecting your home from storm damage and intruders have one too.

Before you start your winter hibernation ritual of cozying up with a cup of hot cocoa and fuzzy socks next to the fireplace, spend some time sprucing up your home for Fall and connecting with nature...tis’ the season, after all!

You use the Internet to shop for practically everything, so why not also use it to find a trusted window and door dealer near you!?

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.

Do you subscribe to the belief that all home improvement projects equate to a decrease in your bank account? On the contrary, by strategically choosing which improvements to tackle, you can increase your home’s value and yield a better ROI.

Strong winds and mother nature aren’t the only forces that have the power to break into your home. Safewise states that “a burglary takes place about every eighteen seconds in the United States. That adds up to nearly 200 per hour, and approximately 4,800 every day.”

It wasn’t too long ago that we were introducing you to the 6th edition of Florida’s Building code, and now, there is also a new edition is expected to be released in 2020.

With the recent 10% tariff on aluminum imports authorized by President Trump on March 8, 2018, we’ve had to be more proactive and flexible in our manufacturing process in order to better serve you.

As business needs, technology and populations continue to grow globally, it can leave you wondering about just how much it’s impacting the environment. Manufacturing methods are shifting toward more responsible practices, including glass manufacturers who are incorporating newer technologies to reduce their environmental impact.

The Sunshine State is still in hurricane season, and hurricane Michael is forecast to intensify as it tracks through the Gulf of Mexico according to a recent Weather Channel update.