Picking out the perfect windows for your home can be an overwhelming undertaking. With so many options on the market, homeowners have more great choices now than ever. But with all things being equal, Low-E windows in your house can save you big bucks in the long run on energy costs.
Vinyl Siding Warping from the Suns UV Rays? Take a look at this!
Have you ever seen warped vinyl siding on your house and wondered why? Well, assuming you aren’t grilling hamburgers next to your home’s exterior, the main culprit is UV reflection from windows and shiny metal surfaces. Damage occurs when the sun’s rays hit these surfaces and reflect off into another direction, effectively turning yours or…
Frequently Asked Spring Gutter Questions
Not only is a seamless rain gutter aesthetically pleasing, but it also provides essential protection to your home’s siding and foundation. We at Tri County carry products from the country’s best manufacturers and are happy to answer any questions you may have regarding your gutters.
Signs It’s Time To Replace Your Windows
With inviting temperatures and a thirst for fresh air, opening your windows in the spring is a rite of passage for many in Loudoun County. At the same time, these next couple months are the perfect time to replace your old windows with newer models. Here are three tips to know if that time has come.
Fall and Winter Home Improvement Projects from Tri County Windows & Siding
In need of inspiration for your upcoming home renovation? We at Tri County Windows and Siding have been busy these past few months transforming homes in Loudoun County. Here are a just a few of our recently completed projects.
Chores Your Home Will Thank You For
Now that we’ve caught a break from the cold weather, it’s time to end your hibernation and get to work on your home! Although we’re not out of the woods yet, do your home a favor and take care of these few minor steps to get ready for spring and summer.
A Checklist for Finding the Right Contractor
Tri County Windows & Siding understands that doing work on your house requires a great deal of thought and consideration. So before you get to work this winter planning your spring project, follow our handy checklist to ensure you’re doing your due diligence on who you hire.
Tri County Windows & Siding Earns Esteemed 2016 Angie’s List Super Service Award
Tri County Windows & Siding has earned the home service industry’s coveted Angie’s List Super Service Award, reflecting an exemplary year of customer service to members of the local services marketplace and consumer review site in 2016. Angie’s List Super Service Award 2016 winners have met strict eligibility requirements, which include an “A” rating in overall grade, recent grade, and review period grade. The SSA winners must also be in good standing with Angie’s List, pass a background check and abide by Angie’s List operational guidelines.
Happy Holidays from Tri County Windows & Siding!
As 2016 winds down, we at Tri County Windows & Siding wanted to pass along a big word of thanks to everyone who we’ve been lucky enough to work on your home this past year. We figured it would be an excellent time to recall a few articles we’ve written over the last 12 months in case you missed them to prepare you for any upcoming home improvement plans in 2017.
How to Hang Christmas Lights Safely
The holiday season is a wonderful, exciting time for most of us. We often spend time with friends and family and share the spirit of giving. Some of us enjoy decorating in particular, hoping to add some holiday cheer to the neighborhood with lights and other décor. However, adding lights to your home can be a bit intimidating and potentially dangerous, especially if you’re climbing high. With these safety tips, you’ll be able to show off that seasonal spirit while minimizing danger.
Winter Windows: The Best Choice for Cold Temperatures
Winter is on its way, and many people dread it. The plunging temperatures and more-than-inconvenient precipitation can make it difficult and dangerous to commute. Even getting groceries becomes a big chore. For most people, however, the worst part of winter is watching their energy bills soar.