Historic window restoration projects on historic properties often present a higher degree of difficulty due to the nature of original construction. Our team has to be mindful of framing style, existing decomposition (rot), and present-day code requirements.

Last week, we had a chance to speak with our company’s President, Michael Mastroberti, on some key points to know when in the market for window replacement. Things like replacing your window at the right time, knowing the signs a window needs replaced and understanding condensation are just a few of the points we got to cover.

Ever wonder the difference between a commercial windows and residential? Maybe you didn’t even know there was a difference.

Vinyl replacement windows have become a popular option of window types not only in the residential market but also in the commercial sector. With so many different window options, vinyl has held its place in the market for many years.

When talking about the popularity between vinyl and fiberglass windows, fiberglass takes the lead. The differences in fiberglass and vinyl windows are the materials used to make them.

Windows and doors are in almost every building and home you see. Many years ago, it was considered to be a luxury to have windows installed in your home.

Every single window built today has a sash as part of its makeup. Without the sash, there would be no window.

Soundproof windows can come in extremely handy depending on what area of the globe you live in. Residing in a secluded home deep in the forest wouldn’t require the need for windows to be soundproofed.

Window City has been doing commercial window replacement for over 30 years. Over the course of those 30 years, Window City has learned a great amount of knowledge within the industry and has invented successful procedures in the productivity of installing windows for commercial buildings.

Repairing or replacing your window is a tough question to answer. When your windows are foggy, cold or cracked, you might be wondering if now is the time to repair or replace.

Single-pane windows are a pretty common window type on today’s market. You can find them in most homes and commercial buildings because of their simple build, cost-effective price and long-lasting durability.