Prepare Your Home for the Cold of Minnesota Winter with New Windows

Fall is definitely here in Minneapolis. Even though the daytime temps have been mild, some of the overnight lows have been downright chilly. So it’s time for you to start thinking about your winter weather preparations. In our previous post we talked about aluminum storm doors; today we're discussing energy ...

Ask Bob: What Is the Best Type of Window for Energy Efficiency in Minnesota?

Bob Davis, our CEO/President, is an expert on replacement windows. So it just makes sense to direct the window questions we get to him for answers. Here's one we get frequently, since Minnesota homeowners are naturally very concerned about high heating and cooling bills. We get both hot summers and ...

Create a Lasting Impression With Minnesota Replacement Windows

Does your home need a makeover on the outside? When it comes to improving your home's exterior, few things create a better first impression than well-chosen replacement windows. In this post we'll give you five tips for choosing the windows that will make your home the biggest statement piece on the block! First of all, think about ...

What Double Pane Windows Can Do for Your Minnesota Home

As a Minnesota replacement window contractor that specializes in windows for historic and older homes here in the Minneapolis area as well as other communities like Stillwater and Fairbault, we run into a lot of old single-pane windows. Fun Fact: The first double-pane window was introduced in 1952 by Andersen (a ...

Replace Those Old Windows to Beat Burnsville’s Summer Heat

After a long winter, of course we're enjoying summer here in the Burnsville area. But with the season comes the heat that can seep into your home. Being outdoors is terrific, but at times we need to come inside to escape the heat. And you shouldn't have to pay high prices ...

Marvin Integrity Fiberglass Replacement Windows Are Right For You – Here’s Why – Part 2

This is the second of our two-part series on Marvin Integrity fiberglass windows. In Part 1 we introduced you to some of the benefits. In this post we've got additional reasons why we recommend these windows for Minnesota homeowners. (Click here to read Part 1 if you haven't already.) Additional ...