Why Window Seals Fail • Window seals are designed to maintain a tight seal and help prevent drafts. • Temperature changes, UV light exposure, and gaps in window installation can lead to seal degradation. • Areas with heavy rain or severe weather conditions may experience more rapid failure of window seals due to moisture penetration. …
Don’t Be Cold This Winter
As fall comes to a close and colder weather invades our desirable, typically mild, Colorado climate, many homeowners are rushing to improve the energy efficiency of their homes. Replacing your outdated windows can be the perfect solution for reducing heating bills. Five Ways to Increase Energy Efficiency in Your Home this Winter 5. …
Finishing Your Basement? Remodeling Your Home? READ THIS!
Some people are familiar with egress windows while others have no idea what I’m talking about. It is a rather dry subject but very important for safety purposes. Although National Window Safety Week has passed, Gravina’s Window Center wanted to take the opportunity to touch on such an important topic. First off, what exactly is …
How to Know When It’s Time to Replace Your Windows
A draft, a sticking sash, or a fogged pane does not always mean that an entire window needs to be replaced. Some problems can be corrected with new weatherstripping, hardware, exterior sealant, or insulated glass. Other conditions—such as deteriorated frames, recurring water intrusion, widespread seal failure, and windows that no longer fit or operate properly—may …