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 ...

Professional Advice for Successful Home Improvement Projects

Late summer is the perfect time to work on (and hopefully scratch off!) some of those projects on your home improvements list. We know fall is just around the corner, but there's plenty of nice warm weather left to get those things done. While many times it's exciting to start a ...

From the President: About Our Minnesota Replacement Fiberglass Windows

(Editor's note: President and owner Bob Davis was interviewed recently and he talked in depth about the various windows we install in the Minneapolis area. This post is the last in the series, and it covers our fiberglass window options.) Interviewer: We've discussed wood, wood clad, and vinyl windows. What ...

How You Should Choose Your Exterior Colors

Have you been thinking about switching the look of the exterior of your home? Perhaps you're thinking it's time for a new color scheme. The best place to start is installing new siding in a different color than what you've got now. Our Minneapolis siding company has lots of options ...

From the President: About Our Minnesota Replacement Vinyl Windows

What makes Window Outfitters stand out from most of the other replacement window companies in the Minneapolis area? Unlike a lot of the other contractors, we offer a wide range of choices, in style and materials as well as manufacturers. Our extensive selection of window lines means we can ...

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 ...