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?

We’ve talked about how picture windows are a great window option for easy maintenance and a way to naturally illuminate a room. If you’re looking for similar effects and benefits but from a door, then french doors are the way to go!  

Did you know that not all windows have the ability to be opened, by crank or push? If you answered no, you’re not alone, and picture windows are an exception to the traditional laws of windows.

When you’re constructing a new building or renovating an existing one, you’ll have to complete a product approval specification sheet.

The Internet has revolutionized the way we communicate, conduct business, and even shop for groceries. While Amazon and Wayfair may satisfy your online shopping needs for furniture and other home goods, shopping for home installations, such as windows or doors, involves much more in depth research.

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

States create and enforce regulations for several reasons, such as safety and quality assurance. Requirements will differ state to state, even county to county due to varying factors.

Homeowners are continuing to create spaces that naturally transition outdoor elements into their homes, and picture windows are just one way they’re easily doing it.

Florida may not have snow days or earthquakes, but the Sunshine State gets its fair share of severe weather, from heavy rains to strong winds and hail. You can put several measures in place to ensure a Florida home is able to withstand impending hurricanes, tornadoes and storms, including the products and components you build it with.

If you live in Florida, then you know the drill when you hear the latest meteorologist announcing a tropical storm developing into an impending hurricane.