Window and Door Guy

Transforming your home with darker frames has become a popular choice for a good reason. The windows complement the home through contrast. How would you feel pulling into your driveway to see something this beautiful?

When you’re picking out hardware, you’ll be making two main decisions:

- What style do you want?
- What finish do you want?

It all sounds simple, but when you’re working through the countless decisions included in a new construction or home improvement project, sometimes small decisions can be challenging. Not to worry, our tips will help you look at this decision more methodically so you can make the right selection for your home without added stress!

1. First, pick your door’s paint color or wood stain.
2. Then, decide if you need any special functions from your hardware.
3. Finally, don’t forget to keep the bigger picture in mind.

What type of bathroom window is right for you?

The condensation created by bathing and the cleaning supplies required to keep the space clean means there’s a strong argument for picking out a bathroom window that opens (as opposed to a “fixed” window, like a picture window).

To bring in fresh air, here are a couple of our favorite bathroom windows:

- Awning windows hinge at the top and open outward, so they might be our all-time favorite bathroom window. Open them rain or shine to bring in fresh air.

- Double-hung windows slide open from the top and the bottom, so they’re a great option for maximizing airflow, and they look beautiful in a traditional home.

- Casement windows crank open easily, so they work well when placed higher up on the wall, on the other side of your tub, and other hard-to-reach spots. They look sharp in a modern or contemporary home.