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Home Siding Being Melted By Neighbors Windows

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By Tom Ingram – Coastal Windows & Exteriors Vinyl siding is a top choice for many homeowners—and for good reason. It’s affordable, requires little to no maintenance, and is more energy-efficient than older materials like wood or aluminum. However, despite its many advantages, vinyl siding has one major drawback: it can melt. So, What Causes […]

The Ultimate Fall Maintenance Checklist for New England Homeowners

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The Ultimate Fall Maintenance Checklist for New England Homeowners Q: As the temperatures start to drop, I’m reminded that there are things I should be doing to get my home ready for fall and the colder temperatures. Do you have any tips? A: Yes! Even though we’re still soaking up the last rays of summer, […]

Extra Tips to Cool Off without Air Conditioning

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Already tested out our first round of tips on how to cool your home without air conditioning? Great! If you’re still looking for ways to keep your home comfortable during the dog days of summer, we’ve got eight more energy-saving tricks to help you stay cool, save money, and reduce stress on your cooling systems. […]

Mayer Tree Wants To Save Your White Pine and Spruce Trees

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Do you have any white pine or spruce trees in your yard? If yes, have you noticed any of their needles turning yellow or rust in color? Have the trees started to thin out at all? There are multiple reasons this can happen, and one of those is disease spreading throughout those trees in our […]

Celebrate National Daylight Appreciation Day

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Celebrate National Daylight Appreciation Day with Coastal Windows & Exteriors Everyone deserves a little extra sunlight, right? Today is National Daylight Appreciation Day—the longest day of the year and a perfect time to celebrate the power of natural light. Here at Coastal Windows & Exteriors, we’re proud to recognize this day by raising awareness about […]

Why We’re Thankful For Our Roofs

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As part of National Roofing Week, all of us at Coastal Windows & Exteriors want to share what makes our roofs so important—and why we’re so thankful for them. After all, a roof isn’t just a structure; it’s the very thing that keeps us warm, dry, and secure. From roofing manufacturers to local installers throughout […]

50 Home Renovation Tips from the Big 50’s Coastal Windows & Exteriors

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50 Home Renovation Tips from the Big 50’s Coastal Windows & Exteriors We’re blushing! Coastal Windows & Exteriors has been selected by Remodeling Magazine to be awarded the Remodeling Big50 for 2016. Every year since 1986, Remodeling Magazine inducts 50 owners of remodeling companies that have set exceptionally high standards for professionalism and integrity through […]

Top Colors for Front Entry Doors

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A: Your Guide to Stylish and Smart Front Door Color Choices Your entry door isn’t just the first thing guests notice—it’s also one of the most affordable ways to boost curb appeal and express your personal style. A fresh coat of paint (or a brand-new door altogether) can make your home feel updated, secure, and […]

Walk-In Bath Tubs for Seniors

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Q: My husband is in his late 70s and has trouble getting in and out of the tub. We’ve lived in our home for over 50 years and want to stay here as long as possible. Should we consider installing a walk-in tub? A: Absolutely. A walk-in tub is an excellent investment for those prioritizing […]

Your Complete Guide to Weatherstripping Windows & Doors

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Q: What is weather-stripping, and should I apply it to my windows and doors to prepare for winter? A: Weather-stripping is a strip of material used to seal the joint between a window or door and its surrounding frame—like the sill, casing, or threshold. It helps block drafts, rain, snow, and cold air from entering […]