If you’re in the market for new windows, glass doors, or skylights, you’ve probably seen energy efficiency stickers on many of the products. These labels tell you that a product is energy efficient, but what do they mean? Do you know how to “read” an…
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How to Keep Your Home Warm—without Cranking up the Heat
As the temperature starts to drop, your first instinct might be to head for the thermostat to crank up the heat. While this makes your home more comfortable, it also makes your energy bills skyrocket. The good news is that there are lots of ways…
Everything You Need to Know about Skylights
Skylights can be a wonderful addition to the home: they bring natural light into areas that are normally dark and dreary without windows, and they add a beautiful, architectural design element to the space. If you are interested in one or more skylights for your…
How to Fix Faulty Windows
Windows won’t open or close? That’s a big problem! You want windows that will allow you to enjoy a nice breeze or keep the elements out. More importantly, in an emergency situation, you need windows that work. Windows that won’t open are a hazard, and…
Is It Legal to Drive with Window Tints?
Many Kentucky and Ohio drivers want to install tints on their car, truck, or SUV windows. Some just like the look, while others want to reduce glare and increase sun protection and temperature control. But are window tints legal? Let’s talk about auto glass tints:…
Window Condensation or Seal Failure?
Do your windows have moisture on the panes, or look like they’re crying? Most likely, it’s one of two things: condensation or seal failure. Both of these problems can look very similar, but the fixes are very different. You need to know what problem you…