Signs of a Poorly Installed Door

It can be frustrating when your sliding or French doors installation doesn’t go exactly as planned. Aside from the usual problems that arise during operation, poorly installed doors can also lead to other serious issues on the energy efficiency and security of your home. Doors and windows account for approximately 30% of a home’s energy losses. This …

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Features that Make a Patio Door Energy-Efficient

Energy-efficient windows and doors are some of the best investments you can make for your home. A high-quality patio door will create a seamless transition between your indoor and outdoor spaces. It will also help prevent energy loss, saving you on heating and cooling costs.

How to Prevent Your Exterior Doors from Freezing

Freezing winter temperatures can be hard on different parts of your home, including exterior doors. Patio doors are prone to freezing since they are exposed to cold outdoor conditions. Doors can freeze shut due to excess condensation on the glass or frozen runoff in the tracks.

3 Myths About Sliding Patio Doors

Older versions of sliding patio doors often get stuck in the track. It’s mostly because of this that these doors failed to gain the admiration of many homeowners.

Window Replacement in the Fall

Window installation is generally considered to be done best during the warmer seasons. However, in cases wherein your window got broken or cracked in fall, waiting around for spring would mean leaving your home exposed to cold temperatures and the risk of moisture damage throughout winter.