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Replacing Outdated Glass

After going on a tour of my friend's home, I could tell that my place needed to be infused with a little more personality. Her bathroom looked state-of-the-art, and she had the most gorgeous shower enclosure. I thought that I might be able to replicate the look by renovating my bathroom, so I turned to professional glass artisans to see what they could do. They recommended tempered, low-iron glass that would stay crystal clear. After we installed the glass, I was amazed with how much better my place looked. This blog is all about replacing outdated glass so that you can keep your home safe and beautiful.

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How Can You Avoid Causing Damages To Your Old Window Glass While Cleaning It?

Posted on June 6, 2018

When you buy new windows for your home these days, the residential glass that is inside of those window frames is much more resilient than the glass that was used in the old days. If you have older windows in your house, there is a good chance that the glass inside of them will be easily scratched, cracked, or otherwise damaged when doing seemingly harmless things. This can get extremely frustrating when trying to maintain the integrity of those vintage windows. [Read More]

Picking Out New Bathroom Fixtures? 3 Reasons To Choose A Frameless Glass Shower Enclosure

Posted on March 21, 2018

In the average American home, the bathroom is often the room that receives the most use by family members. In fact, according to a popular infographic, men, on average, spend more than 855 days of their lifetime in the bathroom, while women average slightly less, at just over 770 days. With this level of traffic, it is no wonder that a home's bathroom will need a periodic renovation to remove signs of wear and tear and freshen the space. [Read More]

3 Tips To Hurricane-Proof Your House

Posted on January 26, 2018

Have you recently purchased a home in a location where hurricanes or other types of storms with strong winds are commonplace? Are you hoping to update the house so that it lasts through any future hurricanes or storms that might come through? Although there is no guarantee that any single update or renovation will prevent any and all damage, there are definitely things you can do that can at least help you to avoid at least some of the damage and destruction that might cause issues for your neighbors. [Read More]

Signs Of A Drafty Window

Posted on October 31, 2017

Air leaks and drafts around windows are a common cause of high winter heating bills and perennially cold rooms. Knowing the signs of a draft is key to deciding whether it is time for window glass replacement in your home. Sign #1: You can feel, "see," or "hear" the air One of the most obvious signs of a draft is when you pick up on air movement with your senses. This may be as simple as feeling the wind come in around the window. [Read More]