If you have pets, you are likely well aware of how hard they can be on window coverings. It can be especially frustrating if you love the look of blinds since cats and dogs both have a tendency to damage them. Dogs typically damage blinds by trying to force their way through to see out the window, whereas cats damage them both by looking through them and by sometimes biting on them.
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If you have been thinking about replacing your home's windows, then you are probably making a good decision. After all, installing new windows is a great way to improve the security and value of your home, make your home more attractive and comfortable, and reduce your heating and cooling bills. If you have also been thinking about installing those new windows yourself, though, you might want to think again before doing so.
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While undertaking a window replacement project can be a major task, it can be extremely rewarding due to the benefits that it can provide your home. Despite the important ways that new windows may help your home, you might not be confident with undertaking this type of improvement project without first being better informed and prepared.
When Should You Look At Replacing Your Windows?
Replacing your windows is something that homeowners often assume that they will only need to do when their windows have suffered extensive damage or been completely destroyed.
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Many homeowners want new windows. But, replacing all of your home’s windows
can be a very expensive project. It can cost tens of thousands of dollars
to replace all of the windows in a typical single-family home. But, many
people are driven to this expensive upgrade because their current windows
are in such bad shape.
Even though window replacement is costly, it is usually worth it —
particularly for homeowners who are going to live at that address for many
more years.
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From your home's roof to its foundation walls and slab, protecting the interior of your home through proper exterior maintenance is an important aspect to being a homeowner. As well as your home being a big financial investment, you and your family and possessions reside within its structural protection and need its roof, walls, windows, doors, and foundation to remain strong against outside threats. Here are some tips to help you protect your home interior from sun, bad weather, and other outside forces that can threaten your home interior and your family.
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