You know how much of an eyesore dirty windows can be. So to care for your brand new window installation, it helps to take a few measures to make sure they’re nice, clean and lasting. Windows take a lot of beating from the elements: heat and cold, dirt and debris, and maybe an occasional ball thrown by the neighborhood kids. ... Read More
Window Replacement: Why Energy Efficiency Matters
Window replacement comes with many benefits, but none more important than increased energy efficiency. Considering that we face numerous energy and environmental challenges, it’s imperative that we minimize our cooling and heating costs to do our share in solving them. ... Read More
Solving Gliding Window Problems With Low-E4® Glass
The best asset of gliding window systems is alsp its greatest weakness: wide glass. It's true they admit a profusion of sunlight and capture expansive views. However, these benefits usually come with certain downsides. ... Read More
4 Reasons Spring Is the Best Season for Window Replacement
Spring is the best time to tackle window replacement. This is a fact, especially in the Grand Canyon State. Make no mistake; you can replace old windows any time of the year in this part of the country. Unlike other seasons, though, spring provides optimum conditions for quick installation. ... Read More
Bay Window History: When the Bay Saw the Light of Day
The bay may not be as ubiquitous as the double-hung, but it predated the first sash window invented by Robert Hooke in the 17th century. To learn about its evolution, Renewal by Andersen® of Phoenix sheds light on its history: ... Read More