How to Ready Your Home for the Holidays
Though the leaves are just beginning to fall, it’s not too early to think about the holidays, especially if you will be hosting family and friends at your home. This is the perfect time of year to consider home improvement in anticipation of guests. Whether you’re tasked with stuffing the turkey or trimming the tree,…
How to Weatherproof Your Home for Winter
The changing colors of the leaves and the chill in the air indicate that fall is officially here, and winter is on its way. Winter brings snow, ice, and frigid temperatures to the DC area. Prepping your home can help save money on your energy bills while keeping you warm and cozy. Follow our weatherproofing…
When is Window Condensation an Issue?
In the past, condensation during the fall and winter was a sign of poor insulation – no questions asked. With the efficiency of modern homes, however, this may no longer be the case. In fact, more and more Americans are seeing this moisture on their windows during the fall and winter.
How to Tell When it’s Time for Window Replacement
Your windows open up your space and let in natural light and fresh air. They also contribute to how effectively and efficiently you regulate the temperature in your house. If your’s are old or not functioning properly, it may be time to for window replacement. However, replacement windows can be an expensive solution, so it’s important you know when to repair your windows and when to replace them.
Summer is quickly coming to an end. Regardless of whether you’re happy to hear that cooler weather is on the way or are already wishing for next summer, you should take time to properly prepare your home for the changing season. Winter will be here before you know it, and no one wants to get caught doing home repairs in the snow.
5 Things You Never Knew About Windows
Windows help brighten up a space and let in a calming hint of nature. They are available in a variety of shapes, sizes, and styles, from elegant arches to the standard double hung. Nearly every home in the country has them, but how much do you really know about your windows?
Are Your Windows Hurricane-Proofed?
We’re on the precipice of hurricane season in Northern Virginia once more. And while last year was relatively tame on the severe weather front, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association, 2016 has the potential to be more active than normal. So what does this mean for you and your home?
How an Energy Audit Can Help Lower Your Utility Bills
One of the biggest issues homeowners battle with each summer is high utility bills. As the heat increases outside, so too does your reliance on your HVAC unit. And those extra fossil fuels are burning more than just a hole in your pocket. The truth is that you likely have areas of your home (this is doubly true if your home is older) that could be replaced to keep some of that cold air inside.
How Low-E Windows Can Save You Big Bucks
We’re often at the receiving end of phone calls from customers who are concerned with not only keeping the hot air out but also saving money in doing so. It’s bad enough that the weather outside is uncomfortable, but shelling out big bucks to keep the inside of your home bearable only compounds the problem. Lucky for you, we at Tri County Windows and Siding carry the industry’s best products from top brands such as Alside, Andersen, and Simonton. Combine that with over 20 years experience and unmatched professional workmanship, installing new windows will have your house operating at peak efficiency in no time.
Which Siding is Best for Your Home?
We at Tri County Windows & Siding have been swamped this summer helping homeowners in our area make their exterior look beautiful and stay protected from the elements. Now is a great time of year to discuss the options you have when getting new siding on your home.
Three Tips to Consider When Replacing Your Windows
We work with many Northern Virginia customers in finding the perfect windows, gutters, doors, siding and trim for their homes. With windows, unfortunately, circumstances arise where you’re not installing a new set for your home.