by user | Aug 15, 2012 | Blog
Buying windows is hard enough. Understanding all the window jargon that comes with shopping for windows is even more confusing. Here is some window terminology and definitions, courtesy of the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, to help you make the right...
by user | Aug 13, 2012 | Blog
Replacing your windows can be a costly and time-consuming ordeal, so before you decide to go through with it, here is a checklist to help you to decide when is the right time, courtesy of FacilitiesNet. 1. Is the existing window system structurally adequate and does...
by user | Aug 1, 2012 | Blog
Not all window films do the same thing and not all films are effective for your windows’ needs. The main reason for window security film, according to FacilitiesNet.com, is to prevent shards of glass from injuring people if a window breaks. Security film...
by user | Jul 26, 2012 | Blog
Do you feel like you’re reading Latin when you are researching window construction and window repair? Here are some basic terms and definitions courtesy of eHow. Rough Opening The term rough opening refers to the hole in the wall into which the window will be...
by user | Jan 10, 2012 | Blog
The idea of window replacement is one that should be taken seriously when considered. Facilitiesnet explains that the main reasons for this are because it would be a large investment and they also normally last a long time. This means that you may be stuck with...
