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Category Archives: Residential Glass
The Many Methods of Improving Window Efficiency
Many of today’s thermopane windows are more than just simple insulated glass. There are ever changing methods that window manufacturers use in an effort to make insulated windows more energy efficient. The problem is that not all of them are … Continue reading
Foggy Windows Affecting Your View on the World?
With local temperatures taking a dive, many homeowners in the Charlotte area have noticed that some of their windows seem to have developed a permanent fog. This permanent window fog often happens during the change of seasons, when the conflicting … Continue reading
Repairing Foggy Residential Windows
When a window in your home has a constant foggy appearance it means that the seal has failed. Once this happens there are three options for the homeowner: replace the entire window unit, replace the glass in the window, or … Continue reading
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Safe Tempered Glass Tabletops
Visit msnbc.com for Breaking News, World News, and News about the Economy Earlier this week the Today Show featured this segment about injuries to children and the elderly caused by glass tabletops and other glass furniture. They also discussed how … Continue reading
Stimulus Offers Tax Credit for Repairing Fogged Windows
If you are at home, looking out at the world through a fogged or leaky window, you could be gazing through a $1,500 tax credit for 2009. The new stimulus package signed by the president, The American Recovery and Reinvestment … Continue reading
