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New England’s Popular Styles for Replacement Windows in 2018

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Whether your home is on the seaside or countryside, New England homes provide unique character and charm. From historic homes to modern architectures, there are plenty of window styles found in our region of the country. If you’re searching for new replacement windows in MA or beyond, these are the most popular window styles you’ll […]

Condensation On Windows: What’s Happening To My Windows?

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Q: This winter I’ve been noticing condensation on my windows. Is this a problem? What’s happening? A:  If you have condensation on your windows you’re most likely wondering how it got there and if it’s going to cause a problem. Condensation is a natural process that occurs when warm, moist air comes in contact with […]

Home Safety Tips for a Warm and Happy Winter Season

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The winter season is in full swing and colder temperatures are officially upon us. Protecting your home from the cold, potential home-break-ins as well as house fires is something that most homeowners want to be mindful about. Taking extra steps can certainly help you have a warmer and happier winter season, and we’re here to […]

The Best Ways for Winterizing Your Home in New England

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It’s officially the holiday season here in New England, and soon snowfall will be on its way. To maximize energy savings, it’s smart to stay a step ahead of the snowfall and begin winterizing your home sooner rather than later. Let’s not forget that we are also entering the Season of Shivers and a very […]

Prepare Your Home’s Exterior for a Cold and Brutal Winter

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  A house sits quietly under a blanket of fresh snow The frigid New England winter is fast approaching, so it’s important to prepare your home now before temperatures drop further. Fortunately, several simple winter home maintenance tasks can help you avoid major headaches later on. Before the snow arrives, take time to inspect key […]

How Energy Efficient Windows Help Lower Utility Bills

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The last thing that any homeowner wants to do is pay outrageous prices to keep their home warm in the winter and cool in the summer. You already know that energy-efficient windows can help lower your utility bills and keep your home comfortable during all seasons. But how exactly do windows save homeowners money? We’re […]

Drafty Windows? How to Prepare Windows for Winter

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Farmers’ Almanac is predicting a frigid winter with three whopper snowstorms! Ensuring that your windows are performing up to par can make a considerable difference in your home’s comfort level. Table of Contents Windows are part of your home’s thermal and building envelopes. Meaning, in the wintertime, your windows are designed to keep warm air […]

The Ultimate Fall Maintenance Checklist for New England Homeowners

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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, September has arrived, and fall is fast approaching. Now […]

4 Energy-Zapping Culprits That Are Costing You Tons of Money

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Did you know that the average cost of an August electric bill in Boston is $103.63?  Unfortunately, there are numerous energy-zapping culprits in your home that are nothing but a money pit—but the good news is that exterior upgrades and home improvements can help with saving energy and keeping energy dollars in your bank account. […]

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. […]