What Are the Benefits of Custom Made Windows?

If you've been looking at replacement windows in the big home remodeling stores, chances are you've walked past stacks and stacks of standard windows in various styles and sizes. Most window manufacturers offer their products in stock sizes and shapes, and there may even be some options to choose from ...

Patio Door Needing Replacement? Why Consider French Doors Instead

Is your patio door sticking, not sliding properly, or just plain worn out? Would you be surprised if we told you that in many cases French doors might be better than your existing patio door? Sliding patio doors aren’t the only option when you’re looking to update the gateway to ...

Looking for a Truly Unique Window? Check Out Marvin’s Skycove

As a Minnesota replacement window company dedicated to finding the perfect window solution for each homeowner we work with here in the Minneapolis area, we get excited when one of the manufacturers we work with introduce new products. Why? Because that gives us even more to offer clients in terms ...

Remodeling Your Bathroom? Many Minneapolis Homeowners Choose Sliding Windows

As we check out design and remodeling blogs, these days it seems like there are two rooms that are getting major focus: kitchens and bathrooms. And for both of these areas, the right style windows can make a major difference. But from what we've seen, the topic doesn't get a ...

Why A Great Entryway Starts with the Right Exterior Door

As a Minneapolis replacement window and door specialist, we pay close attention to what's trending in the home design and remodeling industry. One thing we've taken note of is that multiple sites are posting inspirational articles and photos on entryways. Some are exceptionally functional, while others are stunning in appearance. ...

Are Triple Pane Replacement Windows Worth the Extra Cost?

Triple pane glass windows? You might not even realize these exist. The standard for modern windows - both new construction and replacement is double pane glass. This concept dates back to the 1860s, but the true modern double-pane glass window didn't arrive on the home market until 1952. A Minnesota ...