The recent deal entered into by Congress and the White House to avert the fiscal cliff crisis will result in tax increases for many homeowners, but there is a little bit of good news in all this. According to a report in Forbes, the legislation includes an energy tax credit ...
read moreReplacing windows because they're damaged or deteriorated is only one of the reasons that people choose to install new windows in their homes. And while that's certainly a necessity, there are a variety of other reasons, most of which can actually save you money in the long run. Perhaps you've ...
read moreIf you look around your neighborhood, you'll probably notice a variety of window styles and configurations, some more predominant than others. Each type of window has its benefits and drawbacks, and no one window style is perfect for every home or homeowner. Do you know the difference between a single ...
read moreIf you have fiberglass doors, you may be wondering how to revive faded stain. Bob Vila covers this topic beautifully in his radio show here, and provides links to further useful information. Before you start painting, clean and sand the door lightly with a piece of fine sandpaper. A marine ...
read moreNot too long ago the only window frame material available for homeowners was wood. And while wood has a traditional charm and beauty that no other product can match, wood has its drawbacks, including the need for regular maintenance and repainting and restaining. Also, by its very nature, wood tends ...
read moreAre you looking for ways to cut down on your hate heating costs? Weatherizing windows and doors is an inexpensive and easy way to do this. Between 5 and 30% of home energy is lost to drafty windows and doors, according to the US Department of Energy. Often it's necessary ...
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