Bay windows have a lot of potential for design in a room. However, if not used in a specific design, they can easily become a spot for clutter. You know, where we drop the mail, the paper, our jackets, keys and other items. Turn your bay window into a space of its own. Breakfast Nook If you don’t have a built-in bench to your bay window, you can still create a dining space out of it. A small dining space for coffee or deserts is ideal here. What’s better than enjoying your Go

When you purchase replacement windows, you’re making a large investment. Wouldn’t it be a shame if something happened to the windows next week? You’d be stuck having to buy new windows yet again! And that’s where window warranties come in to help. No homeowner wants to make a purchase this large without something to back it up. Every replacement window generally has a warranty of some kind behind it. But they often cover different things and you’ll need to know what you are g

Getting replacement windows is rather large, and you’ll want to make sure all of the elements line up just right before you make a commitment. If you are speaking with window companies and gathering estimates, you need to understand what the estimate is like, so you can compare them and truly recognize what you are getting into before you sign anything. As you gather the information, ask some of these questions to help you get the right company, windows, and installation. Wha

So you replaced some old windows. What do you do with the old ones? Reuse and recycle! There are ample DIY and decoration ideas you can try to repurpose your windows. Photo frames It’s easy to turn an old window into a photo frame. You can simply tape or glue a blown up photo to the pack of the window frame. You can also put in several small photos, one for each window pane to make a nice collage of the whole family. Your window doesn’t match your modern Denver town home livi

Window professionals have a deeper understanding of replacement windows than the average homeowner. They work with windows on a daily basis and see a lot of replacement projects. It only makes sense that they would know the ins and outs of the industry. So when you are considering the process and you invite a contractor to your home to take a look at the specifics, you want to take advantage of their expertise and ask all the right questions. Here are a few things you’ll want