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  • Why Install A Cedar Screen Door?

    Basic Cedar Screen Door

    Installing a cedar screen door on your lake cabin, patio house, or 3 season porch could provide a lot of value for a low initial cost. If you invest in a good quality cedar screen door, you can expect it to last...

  • Benefits of Having Window Grids

    6 Light Pine Colonial Window Grille

    If you’re contemplating getting window grids for your home, here are some considerations to help you make a decision. Like any architectural design, window grids have many strengths. Grille Types and Patterns There are several different types of grilles including wood,...

  • Different Types of Door Weather Stripping

    Kerf Application White Door Weatherstrip

    More people are looking for ways to keep warm and safe inside during the winter. While many people choose to replace their doors, this option can be too costly for many. The goal of door weather stripping is to keep...

  • What to Consider When Adding a Garden Window

    Watering Plants on a Window Ledge

    Enjoy a beautiful and impactful change to the look of your home without doing a major renovation. The solution might be adding a garden window. There are a number of reasons to consider this addition when you are talking to...

  • How a Weather Seal Protects Your Home

    Weatherstripping in a roll

    Doors and windows give access and light and help keep bugs and the elements out of your home, but they aren’t able to do all of the work by themselves. What helps these entryways do their job effectively is if...

  • Energy-Efficient Features of Having Garden Windows

    Plants Growing in a Garden Window

    Garden windows are a charming addition to any home. These delightful installations are becoming more and more popular for homeowners that want to increase their house appeal while adding a practical solution to space limitations around windows. Garden windows provide...

  • The Pros & Cons of Adding Removable Window Muntins to Your Home

    Window Grilles Installed in 3 Windows

    Traditionally, muntins were strips of wood separating panes of glass in a sash. These days, muntins aren’t necessary for modern windows. Most windows are now made with larger panes of glass that don’t need additional support to hold their structure....