Whether you’re planning a wood window installation or a siding replacement, you might encounter some terms that are new to you. While contractors know what they’re talking about, such terms are not just for them. It’s easier for a homeowner to determine exactly what type of product they want if they understand the terms.
[…] Read MoreThe Most Popular Window Styles
While it used to be common for homeowners to stick to one type of window even when they replaced their old windows, modern homeowners now are more open to experimenting with different styles of windows. It’s not uncommon for a homeowner to explore replacement windows that are a far cry from the style they are replacing.
[…] Read MoreApplying Aging-in-Place Ideas When Choosing Your Windows
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, by the year 2029, all baby boomers will be aged 65 years and above. This will be around 20 percent of the entire U.S. population, so it’s important to start planning now on how you can make your home more accessible as you or your parents age. Wood window installation contractor Homecraft Inc. shares some tips in aging-in-place and how you can benefit from it:
[…] Read MoreHow to Prepare Your Home’s Exterior for Spring
With the winter season about to end soon, it’s only natural to prepare your home for the coming spring. While you may be thankful that you’ve survived another season of cold weather, your home’s exteriors may need a bit of maintenance before spring arrives in your region.
[…] Read MoreShould You Tip Your Window Installation Pros?
It’s common practice to provide waiters at restaurants or beauticians at beauty salons with tips for their services. But should you tip home improvement pros like window installers? Read on as Homecraft Inc., your local source of vinyl and wood windows, sheds light on the matter.
[…] Read More3 Questions to Ask During a Window Consultation
Replacing your old, inefficient windows with new ones is a matter of smart decision-making. A huge part of it is finding the right contractor for the job. Before you sign on the dotted line, however, it would be helpful if you meet and speak with them first. In doing so, you can gain a full understanding of what this home improvement project entails. It also lets you know more about the prospective installer and the variety of replacement windows they offer. Below are three questions you need to ask during the initial consultation.
[…] Read MoreWindow Seal Failure: Signs You Need to Watch Out For
Windows, like any other home component, are not invulnerable to the effects of constant wear and tear. To make sure they’re in good condition, you need to inspect them regularly. Read on as the local roofers and window installers at Homecraft Inc. discuss some of the signs of window seal failure to watch out for.
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