Cracked Windshield? Try This DIY Fix

Posted on 24 May 2016

If you drive on the highway or in busy traffic, a rock or piece of debris from the road could fly up and cause a crack in your windshield. Even if this crack looks tiny to the naked eye, over time it can get a lot worse as the glass contracts and expands. Cracked windshields can impair your vision, causing a serious hazard when you get behind the wheel. If you've encountered a crack in your car's windshield, try this simple fix first before calling in a professional. [Read More]

Installing New Windows? Don't Forget To Protect Your Investment And Make Them Look Good

Posted on 23 May 2016

If you are looking to enhance the overall appearance of your home, opting for brand new windows may be a good choice. However, once your windows have been installed, you want to make sure that your new investment is properly protected and that they look good. So, here are a few ways that you can protect your investment, save some energy and dress the windows up a bit: Insulate and Add a Coat of Colorful Paint [Read More]

Why Tinting The Windows At Your Business Is A Good Idea

Posted on 21 May 2016

Storefronts and businesses with large windows may spend a great deal of time and money on cleaning and maintaining them. However, if you have not considered having the windows at your business tinted, you might think seriously about doing so. Check out these benefits of tinting the windows in your business. Saving Money For Air Conditioning If you have ever stood in front of a clear, glass window on a bright sunny day, you probably felt the heat coming through it from sunlight beating on it. [Read More]

3 Questions To Help Select Window Tinting For Your Nursery

Posted on 19 May 2016

Window tinting can be an excellent addition to your nursery. It can help block out harmful UV rays while giving you greater temperature and light control to help your baby sleep better. It can also provide privacy for you and your child. To select the best window tinting for you and your child, you should ask yourself the following questions.  Do you want privacy for you and your child?  [Read More]

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How old are the windows in your home? Do you feel a draft when the wind is blowing outside? Have you noticed moisture between the panes of glass or water damage around the window? There are many signs that the windows in your home are no longer serving their purpose. Our blog will present you with several things to look for to help you decide if it is time to give up on those old windows and replace them with new. You will learn about the features added to the windows manufactured today and a little about installing the windows.

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