We get this question all the time:  Do you install windows and doors in the cold winter months?  In short, the answer is, yes!  In this article, we discuss some considerations for why this is normally not a significant issue.
 
How Can This Be?
 
While it might seem like we are a bit crazy, we do install windows, doors, and other products all year long, even here in Ohio where the weather can be very cold during winter.  Many customers are naturally concerned about having exposed openings in their house in the middle of winter.

While there is some disruption and heat loss, it is normally not significant.  For example, when we are installing numerous windows in a house, we go one-by-one as we work through the removal and installation process.  With our process, the new

​We hear a lot of stories from current and prospective customers about experiences with other contractors and “sales companies” in the window game.  We believe that being an informed consumer is the best approach to achieving your goals and avoiding unsavory situations with window “contractors” and sales first window companies.  This article highlights some of the things to do and not to do based on our experiences in the market.

Things to Avoid
 
A.High-pressure sales tactics and inflated pricing that magically shrinks
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Some window companies employ salespeople who are just that – sales, people.  They are often times minimally trained and really have little, if any interest in windows or the result a

​There are many things that can impact the ability of a garage door opener to function normally, but weather is normally not at the top of anyone’s mind.  Nonetheless, we have seen this happen many times and it can be a tough scenario to manage – after all it’s the weather.

​What Are These Weather Related Issues?
 
1.Sunlight
 Depending on the time of year and the orientation of your garage opening, the sun can affect the performance of your garage door opener.  This relates to the part of the garage door opener system known as photo eyes or photocells. 
 
These small devices are attached to the garage door track and are connected through wiring to the head of the garage door opener.  They are pointed at each other and there is an invisible infrared beam that travels from one to the other. When this