Once you’ve made the decision to take on a siding replacement project, it can feel completely overwhelming knowing where to start.
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Since WindowWorks started in 1996, the family-owned business has been committed to giving back to the community—and that promise is more than just words.
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Protecting your home against the harsh, Northwestern weather conditions is a necessary part of owning a house in Chicago.
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As one of the first impressions of your home, you exterior doors should reflect your home’s architectural style and your family’s unique tastes—particularly your front entry door. In addition, exterior doors provide security and protect your home from the elements.
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In Chicago, summertime can be a particularly difficult season for keeping windows in tip-top shape. Our Midwestern climate’s occasional rain showers, heavy pollen floating through the air, and falling tree sap are notorious for causing damage to older, hard-to-maintain window products.
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With Chicago summer in full-swing, you want to do everything possible to stay cool, especially inside your home. When that first summertime energy bill comes in, however, you might find yourself deciding between running the AC or saving money next month. There’s a better way!
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If you’ve ever been in a home that was built in the 1950s or 1960s, chances are you’ve admired a large picture window in the living room.
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In the not-too-distant past, doors were made entirely out of wood— a material that remains popular today for its traditional appeal and undeniable beauty.
Read MoreSharon Hutchinson was home recovering from knee surgery and browsing social media when she spotted a contest on Facebook that piqued her interest. The contest offered a chance to win new windows and, while she didn’t think she really had a shot at winning, Hutchinson signed up.
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Spring is here—but in many parts of the country it still feels like winter. Don’t let the lingering cold prevent you from starting on your spring gardening. If you have a kitchen garden window, you can start today!
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