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After years of living in your home, you may notice your entry doors are beginning to show signs of wear-and-tear. Left unrepaired, your doors might become drafty or difficult to open and close. You’re then faced with the difficult decision to repair or replace your doors – while it might seem easier to repair the damage yourself, is it really worth it in the long run? The home improvement experts at Window Nation have some tips to help guide your decision:

Viny l windows are supposed to be low maintenance, but this trait does not exempt them from the need for a good spring cleaning.

You splurged for the energy-efficient, triple pane windows — and now one’s broken. Temperature fluctuations, natural disasters, human error…there are many reasons a window could break.

The tradition of having candles lit in your window during the Holidays is different for each culture. They have different origins, different religious beliefs and different styles. It is common to display the lights in the windows now as a simple and elegant decoration to celebrate the Holiday season. The journey that this tradition took to America is interesting and probably told many different ways, depending on your ancestry. No matter where your family comes from or how they celebrate the holidays, the use of lights has become a tradition used by many to brighten up their home and make it feel festive for the holidays.

If you’re considering a window replacement project, you have many options. Do you temporarily fix the windows or replace the windows and do you do it yourself or use a contractor?

Older windows can mean a cold, drafty home during the winter months. Many homeowners don’t notice just how bad their windows are until cold weather arrives. Your windows could be letting the warm, comfortable air inside escape, causing strain on your HVAC system – which could result in higher energy bills.