As the snow begins to melt and the days grow longer, homeowners are presented with the perfect opportunity to undertake home improvement projects. Among these projects, window and door replacement takes priority for good reason. This blog post will explore why you should replace your windows during the spring.
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Bringing in more natural light is one of the simplest and most effective ways to make your living spaces brighter and more spacious-looking. Renewal by Andersen® of Rapid City, your local source of home replacement windows, shares tips on how you can do so this fall.
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Both your windows and roof are essential in protecting your home from harsh elements and weather extremes. By matching these two components of your exterior, you can achieve both beauty and function.
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Window muntins are the part of your windows that are also known as grilles. It’s a framing piece that supports the individual glass panes of your windows that were necessary in traditional homes. This is because glass back then can only be manufactured in small panes that would be joined together to make larger windows …
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There are many certification programs that window manufacturers use for their windows. One of these is the WDMA Hallmark Certification Program. This program allows builders, remodelers and consumers to have a recognizable means of identifying products that were made with the appropriate performance standards and building code performance requirements. With its Total Product Performance™ promise, …
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