Windows

Learn about a faster, easier, and more flexible solution for old, poorly performing windows.

Before the mercury really plunges, get your windows ready for winter by eliminating drafts and maximizing heat retention with this guide to window insulation.

Windows are the eyes into (and out of) a home, and can utterly transform a space. Whether you want to ventilate and illuminate your interior or keep prying eyes and foul weather out, there’s a perfect window for every room.

Installing vinyl windows is a task that even novice DIYers can pull off. Follow these straightforward steps to save yourself the cost of hiring a contractor for the job.

When a double-hung window just won’t open, the most likely culprit is a bad paint job—but there are other possible perps. Here’s how to get the window unstuck and figure out who done it.

Whether you’re building a home from scratch or giving your residence a facelift, there are a few factors to consider when deciding on the type of window you’ll use. Choosing between single-hung and double-hung windows comes down to cost, maintenance, and energy efficiency.

Leaving windows uncovered lets in the most rays, but it won’t keep your nosy neighbors from seeing exactly what you’re up to. With an hour and a few dollars, you can add privacy to any room—without limiting natural light or blocking a great view!

Brand-new windows are always nice, but they can be a huge expense. You may be able to get much of the energy savings of new windows at a fraction of the cost by installing storm windows.

Today’s wide variety of fun and functional shutters may make it difficult to choose just one style!

An affordable alternative to window replacement, interior storm windows, also known as window inserts, allow homeowners to improve energy efficiency and reduce heating and air conditioning costs without making aesthetic sacrifices.