Window Care: How to Prepare for Another Minneapolis Winter

Okay... is the picture a bit over the top? Too Early? The reality is, that although our average first snowfall in Minneapolis is the first week in November, in the not too distant past (1985 as a matter of fact), we got our first measurable snow on September 24th. That's ...

The Best Replacement Windows for Open-Style Kitchens in Minneapolis Homes

One of the most common interior home remodeling projects is the kitchen. That's understandable, especially if you have an older or historic home. The kitchen that once functioned well at the time the house was built is now outdated and doesn't work with today's lifestyle or design trends. If you're ...

Do You Need Impact-Resistant Glass in Your Replacement Windows?

Perhaps the Minneapolis summer hail storms and the blowing debris caused by high winds has got you wondering whether it might be wise to opt for impact-resistant glass when you replace your windows. Our answer? Maybe. Impact-resistant windows are also referred to as hurricane glass, and they're constructed of two ...

Four Signs Minneapolis Homeowners Need New Replacement Windows

Have you been looking at replacement windows? Or perhaps you’ve put the research aside because there are just too many things to consider. The good news is, we can simplify things. As THE replacement window company for the Minneapolis area, our job is to help each of our customers get ...

With Minneapolis Replacement Windows from Marvin, the Farmhouse Style is Anything But Old-Fashioned

You've probably figured out by now that one of the top styles in home design and remodeling is the farmhouse style. Now, that catch-all category can include a lot of different looks. And it can be a whole-house exterior makeover or perhaps just one room. The most popular area to ...

Do I Need to Replace the Windows in My St. Paul Home with the Same Style?

We get asked this question often. A common misconception when we meet with homeowners in the St. Paul area about replacement windows is that they need to choose the same style as their existing windows. The answer - with very few exceptions - is no, you don't. You don't even ...