Out With The Old, In With The New Windows play an important role in your home’s aesthetic when it comes to functionality and style. However, as windows age, their looks and performance can quickly diminish. So, how do you know when it’s the right time to replace your old windows? Check out these 10 signs… Read more »
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10 Signs It’s Time To Replace Your Windows
Is Your Home Winter Ready?
With winter just around the corner, residents of Colorado are gearing up for a snowy and frigid season full of plummeting temperatures. At Window World of Colorado, we understand that despite the weather outside, it’s imperative that you and your family stay warm, and safe, inside. We’ve put together four tips and tricks to help… Read more »
Read More »Product Spotlight: Double Hung Windows
America’s Best Selling Replacement Window Our most popular window, the double hung, has been a classic for many years. This durable, American-made product has been a staple for homeowners across the United States, especially in Denver. Why do we love this window style so much? Read Window World of Denver’s reasoning behind the admiration for… Read more »
Read More »Choosing the Right Windows for Your Colorado Home
There are several styles of Windows. How do you decide what will be best for your home? Here, we’ve developed a few tips for you so that you can choose the best style for your window replacement. Double hung windows are classic, and fit almost anywhere. These windows are the most popular windows, because they… Read more »
Read More »3 Reasons to Replace Your Windows Before Winter
It may still be August, but Denver and other parts of Colorado are already seeing aspects of fall. Just last week, Denver set a record low temperature of 47 degrees while, further up in elevation, the Rockies were busy getting their first dusting of snow for the season. Right now the weather is pleasant, but… Read more »
Read More »7 Ways to Go Green in Your Colorado Home
Are you doing everything you can to reduce your carbon footprint? It’s no secret that Colorado residents are crazy about nature. Our beautiful state offers some of the best outdoor recreational activities, scenic nature and air quality in the United States. But, are our residents truly doing everything they can to reduce their carbon footprints… Read more »
Read More »It’s Summer in Colorado! Is Your Backyard Space Prepared?
Check out a few tips for updating your Denver patio or backyard! Though July is historically the hottest month in Denver, June has certainly given it a run for its money! With temperatures skyrocketing into the 90s, Denver residents have been experiencing a heat wave for several weeks now. However, as most Denver residents know,… Read more »
Read More »5 Ways to Successfully Manage a New Home Restoration Project
Home Restoration Advice from Window World of Colorado Are you taking on a new home restoration project? Here at Window World of Colorado, we understand it’s a lot to handle, but we’re here to tell you it’s not impossible. As the Denver housing market takes the lead for “hottest market” in the United States, here… Read more »
Read More »How to Stay Warm in this Winter Weather
We don’t know about you, but here at Window World of Colorado, this month’s weather has surprised us all! According to CBS Denver, as of February 24th, Denver was just 4.9 inches shy of meeting the all-time February snowfall record, which was 22.1 inches in 1912. Last week’s storm left about 10.5 inches of snow to keep us all nice and cool as we see February out, and a storm that’s expected to drop this week could break the 22.1 inch snowfall record…
Read More »2014 Window World Customer? You May be Eligible for a Tax Credit
Last month President Obama signed into law the Tax Increase Prevention Act of 2014 (HR 5571). The bill covers a number of situations that would allow citizens to receive a tax break from 2014 expenses, but one in particular stands out for the home improvement industry. According to Door & Window Market Magazine, “Section 25C allows individuals to update the tax credit for a portion of the amount paid on qualified energy efficiency improvements and residential energy property expenditures”….
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