If you are actively shopping for windows, you have probably seen the phrase “low-e glass” pop up several times. So what exactly is low-e glass? Low-e glass, officially called low emissivity glass, is a type of glass that is treated to decrease the amount of heat that is transmitted through your window into your home.

When you think of basement windows, the first thing that comes to mind is probably a bland, ugly little window that provides little natural lighting and poor ventilation. Fortunately, if you are looking for replacement basement windows, there is good news. Today’s replacement basement window selections offer a lot more versatility and better aesthetics than

What is the difference between vinyl and wood windows? Should I install vinyl or wood windows? These are common questions that we often receive, so we are going to address the many ways in which our vinyl and wood windows are similar and how they are different. Wood vs. Vinyl Materials Wood and vinyl are

Bay windows are multi-piece windows that typically extend outward from the exterior wall of a home or business. Although they can be used, and are commonly found, on all styles of home, they are most often found on Victorian or other traditional styled homes. Bay windows are popular for many reasons, but mainly because their

In an age of constantly rising energy prices, many home and business owners are looking for every way they can to improve efficiency and decrease electricity bills. Windows have improved efficiency levels substantially in the last two decades as consumer attitudes changed to demand higher efficiency home improvement products. There are several types of windows

With the cool fall weather in full swing across much of the United States, homes and businesses are more likely to have their windows open. Failure to take adequate safety precautions leads to an increase in window related accidents during these temperate fall months. We at Weather Shield would like to take a moment to

The on-set of cold weather brings unwelcome winter drafts to many homes and businesses across America each year. Homes with old and poorly sealed windows allow for an easy transfer of heat from the inside of your home out, making way for cold, drafty and uncomfortable conditions throughout. There are several inexpensive ways to insulate