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Black Frame Replacement Windows: The Trendsetting Exterior Upgrade in New England

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If you’re a homeowner looking to add sleek and modern appeal to your exterior, look no further than black frame replacement windows. This cutting-edge upgrade is becoming one of the top trends for stylish New England homeowners! Also, black windows with white exterior siding looks amazing! Want to be on the hottest trends and add […]

2020 Cost vs. Value: Insider’s Guide for New England Homeowners

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It’s that time of year again! Remodeling’s new 2020 Cost vs. Value Report is live, and we have all of the information you need to make smart decisions on energy-efficient home improvements this year. The Cost vs. Value report is released each year, showcasing the remodeling projects that give the best bang for your buck. […]

3 Energy-Efficient Exterior Upgrades You Can do This Winter

A worker in a plaid shirt and blue overalls installs or repairs a white-framed window indoors, holding it open and looking focused on the task—part of energy-efficient exterior upgrades.

There’s no doubt about it that spring, summer, and early autumn are popular times for exterior remodeling. However, New England homeowners tend to bypass window replacement and other energy-efficient exterior upgrades projects based on myths or bad advice. The truth is that you can remodel the exterior of your home in the winter. The key […]

3 Hidden Signs of Home Energy Loss in the Winter

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During New England winters, the last scenario any homeowner wants is energy loss. Not only does this lead to an uncomfortable home, but you’ll also notice the impact on your heating bill. Unfortunately, not all signs of energy loss in the winter are obvious. Two of the most prominent signs of energy loss is high […]

4 Exterior Winter Weather Woes That Cause Energy Loss

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Winter can be a beautiful time of year here in New England, but if you’re not prepared, it can also cause some major headaches for your home as well as energy loss.  There are a lot of common winter weather woes that you need to keep in mind, helping you to prevent issues ranging from […]

Worry-Free Winter Installation: What to Expect with Cold Weather Window Installation

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Did you know we install all winter long?  Winter, Schminter! We have our Winter Worry-Free Installation Program for full peace of mind. Many New England homeowners are in need of new efficient windows, siding, roofing, and entry doors due to old products, drafts, leaks, and high energy bills. With the increase of National Grid spike […]

Top New England Outdoor Projects to Tackle This Winter

A house gutter clogged with dry, fallen leaves sits beneath a shingled roof. The debris piles up, obscuring the gutter and threatening drainage—clearing gutters is essential for winter outdoor projects in New England homes.

Even though the holidays are here and cold weather is making its way toward New England, it’s still a great time to tackle those outdoor projects that you pushed to the backburner this summer. Some of these projects will help you get a step ahead of springtime projects, while others can even help you save […]