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Posted on: 30 May 2018

Installing a new pane of glass in one of your home's aluminum-frame windows is a project any homeowner can do. You can have glass cut to your window's specific measurements at your local hardware store or glass shop, and using these tips you will achieve a professional-looking new window installation in about an hour's time: Tip: Wear Protective Gear when Working with Glass Shards When you work with glass, it is important you always wear protection in case of contact with glass shards or flying glass from accidental drops.
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Posted on: 30 April 2018

People should have a sense of what's going to happen when they get their windows repaired or replaced. The process itself might be different from what they expect, and they won't always know whether they should get their windows fixed or repaired until they've consulted with the professionals.  It's a Good Idea to Fix Some Windows and Replace Others People who are dealing with broken or damaged windows should contact a window restoration and repair service as soon as they can, and they will be able to benefit from their professional advice.
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Posted on: 19 January 2017

Replacement windows are a good improvement when doing home renovations, but they will not add a lot of custom features like interior trim or custom window seals. There are some things that can be done when you have your replacement window installed to give them a custom look, such as adding custom wood surrounds, trim around the exterior, and other details. If you want to have interesting custom features for your new windows, here are some DIY projects that you can try doing on your own:
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Posted on: 4 January 2017

If you are getting ready to install vinyl siding on your home on your own, here are three tips that will help you do it properly. #1 Use A Wider Strip When ordering vinyl siding, go with a wider strip instead of a thinner one. Many people make the mistake of thinking that they are going to see the entire strip, and thus go with smaller strips of vinyl. In actuality, when you install the vinyl strips on your home, you are going to overlap the strips on top of each other, so you are not going to see the entire strip.
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