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Maximizing Window Insulation Without Sacrificing Natural Light

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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 Culprit of Condensation on Windows in the Winter

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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. […]

Why does it always feel so cold in my house?

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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 […]

Coastal Windows & Exteriors Sponsors the Great Pumpkin Smash to Support Sustainability Practices

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Coastal Windows & Exteriors Sponsors the Great Pumpkin Smash to Support Sustainability Practices Have you ever thought about what happens to those old pumpkins after Halloween? As a Platinum Sponsor of the Great Pumpkin Smash on November 10, 2024, Coastal Windows & Exteriors joined forces with the community to promote sustainable practices and eco-friendly solutions. Local North Shore residents […]

Winter Home Checklist 2024 Guide: Roofing, Windows, and Vinyl Siding

Winter Home Checklist 2024 Guide: Roofing, Windows, and Vinyl Siding What makes a New England home winter-ready? A well-insulated, energy efficient home makes all the difference during those bone-chilling winter nights. Your roofing, siding, windows, and doors stand guard against winter’s wrath with the most energy efficient technologies and durable materials. When you are ready […]

What are the Best Windows for Cold Climates?

A four-panel French window offers a breathtaking view of a snowy landscape with frosted trees against a pale blue sky, all framed by cozy beige walls—a perfect setting for enjoying the serenity of café living at home.

Q: I need new energy-efficient windows for my home. I’m losing a lot of heat in the winter, and I want to get the best value for my money. What are the best windows for cold climates in MA and New England, best suited for cold weather? A: Not all replacement windows are created equal […]

Everything You Need to Know About Exterior Energy Savings for Energy Awareness Month

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Everything You Need to Know About Exterior Energy Savings for Energy Awareness Month Table of Contents Did you know that October is Energy Awareness Month? Your home can quickly turn into an energy vampire while sucking your bank account dry. This is especially true for the 2024-2025 winter, with Farmer’s Almanac New England predicting a […]

Farmers’ Almanac 2024 Winter Prediction

Table of Contents Are you wondering about the Farmers’ Almanac 2024 winter prediction? Unfortunately, it’s not the best news for us here in New England. Farmers’ Almanac 2024 predicts a Wet Winter Whirlwind filled with snow, rain, and sleet–which spells big trouble for costly moisture damage, especially wood rot. If you follow Farmers Almanac weather, […]