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It is the most wonderful time of the year (no, not Christmas), but rather the start of spring. The air is warmer, the flowers are in bloom and there is a sense of new beginnings. Spring, of course, also heralds in the season of home improvements (it is not called a Spring clean for nothing!). This new season is the...

A typical Winter’s day might involve being snuggled up in comfy clothes or a blanket and sipping hot chocolate or mulled wine. While these are great ways to pass the time, why not try something that is guaranteed to chase the winter blues away? We are talking about a home improvement projects that will make your home...

It’s that time of the year again, the time to deck the halls with…fear and terror. That’s right, trick or treaters are just around the corner and you need to be prepared to greet them properly. To make your home stand out with some creative Halloween decorations for your windows and doors here are some ideas:

Windows on Washington has been listed as one of America’s best door and window dealers by DWM Magazine. The exclusive list ranks window and door businesses based on size and annual turnover, listing the nation’s top 147 installers, with WoW coming in at 136. The list was published in a recent edition of DWM Magazine...

US homeowners are being offered tax breaks to make energy efficient improvements to their homes with the IRS officially extending the non-business energy property credit through to December 31, 2016.

Wet rot is one of the most common structural headaches faced by American homeowners. Often developing in secret behind wall cavities and internal structures, wet rot is wood decay caused by excessive and prolonged exposure to moisture. The water creates fungal spores that attack timber and in its worst cases can...