5 Ways to Improve Your New England Home’s Winter Air Quality
Did you know that indoor air pollutants can be up to 5 times higher than typical outdoor concentrations? When winter settles in New England, we all close up our windows for months at a time. Table of Contents With sealed-up homes trapping pollutants, allergens, and excess moisture, poor indoor air quality can quickly become a […]
Maximizing Window Insulation Without Sacrificing Natural Light
In New England, we only get around 9 hours of daylight per day in the winter–and that’s when the sun manages to peek through the clouds. Table of Contents The further north you go, the less sunlight you get to enjoy during the season. But keeping your home warm during winter doesn’t have to mean […]
The 5 (Right) Ways to Insulate Your Windows This Winter
What if you could prevent sky-high heating bills this winter just by upgrading your window insulation installation? The right window replacement can keep your home cozy while avoiding costly energy waste. After all, you might be losing roughly 25% of your home’s energy through old and outdated windows! Table of Contents At Coastal Windows & […]
Storm Season Safety in New England: Protecting Your Home with Winter-Proof Products
Storm Season Safety in New England: Protecting Your Home with Winter-Proof Products A winter storm advisory means it’s time to stay cozy indoors with a cup of hot cocoa. But if your home’s exterior isn’t on point for winter protection, you’ll spend more time tending to leaks and ice dams than sipping on a hot […]
The Culprit of Condensation on Windows in the Winter
Frustrated with foggy and wet window panes during the winter season? Cold temperatures during the winter can bring extra headaches aside from drafty windows. For example, condensation on the windows in winter can point to several problems. New England homeowners should take note if they discover moisture on windows in winter this time of year. […]
Winter Window Replacement Checklist: How to Save Energy During Another Bone-Chilling Winter
Winter Window Replacement Checklist: How to Save Energy During Another Bone-Chilling Winter Alongside icy forecasts for the 2024-2025 winter season, energy rates are surging. Electricity costs are up by 6% and natural gas has increased by 24%. The key to staying warm while managing costs lies in a winter window checklist. From double pane windows […]
Why does it always feel so cold in my house?
Question: Why is my house so cold even when my heating system is working in overdrive? Coastal Windows & Exteriors Answer: First, let’s talk about the various areas of your home that are responsible for heat loss. This diagram from Energy Star represents some of the most common air leakage points in the home—in other […]
What to Know About La Niña Winter in New England
Table of Contents As La Niña 2024 shapes this winter’s forecast, it’s clear that protecting your home from unpredictable weather is essential. Upgrading your exterior not only enhances energy efficiency but also safeguards your home from the elements year-round. From preventing ice dams to reducing energy bills, the right siding, windows, and roofing systems provide […]
National Grid Massachusetts Customers Feeling Ripped Off by Higher Bills
National Grid Massachusetts Customers Feeling Ripped Off by Higher Bills If you feel like your energy bills are getting harder to manage, you’re not alone. Homeowners across New England are still wrestling with rising energy prices. If you are a National Grid Massachusetts customer, you already know that natural gas and electricity costs have been […]
Protect Your Home This Winter with a Sound Roof: Coastal Windows & Exteriors Highlights the Importance of Roofing Readiness
Coastal Windows & Exteriors Highlights the Importance of Roofing Readiness to Protect from Ice Dams and High Energy Bills BEVERLY, MA—Winter in New England is relentless—frigid temperatures, heavy snowfalls, and freezing rain push homes to their limits. At the forefront of these challenges is your roof, a critical barrier between your family and the harsh […]
