Burnett Home Improvement Blog: Windows

Older windows are usually made with single-pane glass and non-insulated frames. While this worked in older homes, new windows can make your home more comfortable.

If you are concerned that your windows are wasting the cooling and heating energy your home is producing there are some simple checks you can do around your home.

Is the outside of your home looking less than its best? When the siding is dented and loose and the windows are cracked and peeling it dramatically impacts curb appeal. Not to mention leaving a way for wind, water, and animals to find their way inside the house.

Making changes in your kitchen is a little more complicated compared to other rooms in your house because of so many things that have to be considered. It is a busy area, after all. Getting  replacement windows  for your kitchen requires careful planning.

Daylighting might be the most underrated illumination technique for homes. Most people don’t realize how much they can gain just by letting sunlight into their living space. On top of its health benefits, this natural alternative can also help reduce your energy bills.

Sometimes the biggest problem is right in front of you. In this case, we’re talking about energy bills. Your home could be inefficient when it comes to temperature control, thanks to your doors and windows. This can lead to higher bills.

Several northeast Oklahoma counties experienced severe weather in May 2018. Areas affected included parts of Washington, Kay, Pawnee, Osage and surrounding areas.

Every home needs the right windows to fit their style and each window can be made up of different materials, including their frame. Choosing the right one for your replacement windows is crucial. The ideal one can match your style and boost your home's curb appeal.

An industrial-inspired interior has been making waves in the home improvement field, but the best and simplest style from this trend is using black frames for replacement windows. You can’t just use it haphazardly, however. Burnett Windows and Siding discusses a few ways to do so effectively.

Fiberglass is the best choice to have for your next replacement windows project. It is far more resistant to damage and more appealing to look at compared to vinyl.