If you live in Michigan, you know that winter temperatures are harsh. The average temperature in Grand Rapids is a frigid 31 degrees Fahrenheit in January. To stay comfortable and warm, you need quality windows that will keep the heat inside. If you have old windows, how old is too old? Read
After living with your windows for months, years, or decades, you know each glass opening better than anyone else. You know their best qualities and, above all else, their worst. Lucky for you, all those years of pondering over what you’d like to change about each panel will pay off
Most window manufacturers say windows should be replaced after about 20 years. But how do you pinpoint when you really need to replace the windows on your Grand Rapids home? Luckily, there are many easy to identify indicators that will let you know when it’s time. Keep reading to learn
According to the U.S. Department of Energy, heat gain and loss through your windows can account for 25-30% of your home’s energy use. As a Grand Rapids homeowner, there are two ways to minimize losses due to inefficient windows. You can either repair leaky, broken windows or replace your existing windows with more energy-efficient ones.
Did you know that window screens don’t last forever? Sorry to burst your bubble, but most things on your house will need replacing eventually. For window screens, that’s about every four years. Window screens serve a vital function; they allow you to open your windows and let fresh air in,
In Grand Rapids, MI, there are over 1 million people living in the metropolitan area. For many of them, having a home with a screen door is something they expect. If your screen door is starting to show signs of wear and tear, screen door repair should be in your
We are open for emergency, essential and curbside service.
If you have a window emergency, work that is essential for safety and operation of your home or business, or would like to drop off a screen to be repaired then we can help you!
Here’s how it works:
– Call 616-275-4752 and tell us what work you need done.
– We will either schedule an appointment to look at your essential/emergency service or schedule a time for curbside service.
– Our team has been and will continue to practice social distancing and hygiene. We will greet you with a mask and a smile with sanitized hands and try to walk you through the process through this unusual time.
– We will continue to communicate with you remotely to the completion of your service.
