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  Dealing With Sticker Shock From New Windows: 5 Important Factors

  While it’s true that there are scammers out there who will attempt to charge you far more than new windows should cost, there are some factors to keep in mind that may help you deal with the sticker shock from new windows. 

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  Window Retrofit: What Is It And Is It Right For You?

  Installing new windows and getting window replacements can be expensive. Window retrofits provide a way to improve your windows in a more economical way than fully replacing them. Here is what you need to know about what window retrofits are, their pros and cons, and whether or not they are an effective solution for your specific needs.

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  Will Black Windows Go Out Of Style? 4 Important Fact To Know

  Black windows are a stunning trend - but with how expensive windows are, the last thing you want is to invest in black windows only for them to go out of style. You want your windows to look good for years to come - not for your house to look dated in a few years. Fortunately, if you’ve been considering getting black or another dark-colored window, there’s no need to worry about them going out of style.

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  Energy Efficient Windows: Reduce The Heat In Your South-Facing Home

  As wonderful as a sunlit home is for your mood, it’s not so great for the internal temperature of your home. Fortunately, energy efficient windows can reduce the heat in your home so that you can have your sunlight without a shocking energy bill. Here’s what you need to know about how home direction affects the energy efficiency of your home and what your windows can do to help.

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  How Soundproof Windows Can Stave Off Noise Pollution: What You Need To Know

  Here’s what you need to know about noise pollution and how soundproof windows can help insulate your home. 

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  Matching Window Shapes To Home Aesthetics: A Helpful Guide

  Your home is one of the biggest investments you’ll make in your life. Whether you plan on keeping it for the rest of your days or you’d like to move at some point, it’s important to ensure that you keep it in the best possible condition. This involves home maintenance, of course, but it also includes things like matching window shapes to home aesthetics. An aesthetically pleasing and cohesive home is one that feels more comfortable - and one that is worth more, should you ever decide to sell. 

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