How Casement Window Parts Affect Your Home Energy Efficiency
At first glance or first thought, the purpose of windows is simply to let natural light into a home. But windows are more complicated than they are given credit...
Tips to Troubleshoot Your Window Hinges
Casement and awning windows both rely heavily on hinges to function. Both types of windows open outward to let air flow from outdoors inside and the other way...
Why Replace Window Parts as a Preventative Measure?
Your windows not only let in light that brightens up your home, but it's an essential part of keeping your property safe and enabling healthy airflow. When your...
Why Prevent Casement Window Corrosion
There is nothing quite as unsightly as rust around your home. When orange flakes and peeling pain reveal the metal behind what was once a beautiful casement...
Signs Your Patio Door Locks Have Been Picked
It’s frightening when you notice that your patio door locks have been tampered with, and you wonder how someone was able to pick your lock. Not knowing...
What Happens When Casement Window Operators Fail?
When installing new windows or even buying a new home, casement window operators are often not at the forefront of your mind as you assess the condition of your...
How to Fix a Stripped Casement Window Crank Operator
Casement window operators and crank handles are the keys to a functioning window. Over time the crank can deteriorate, making operating the window difficult and...
Why Secondary Patio Door Locks Matter?
As per many regional building codes, a home should always have two working entrances, and for many homeowners the second entrance or exit is the patio door....
How to Replace Your Casement Window Operator
The functionality of casement window operators is simple: extending to open the window sash, and retracting to close it. In other words, without a window...