Poorly sealed windows allow heat to enter your home during the summer and cool drafts during the winter. As a result, your HVAC unit works overtime to maintain your desired temperature, leading to ...

As the temperature outdoors drops and heating bills rise inside your home, you might be wondering how to seal windows. After all, leaky windows—especially in older homes with single-pane designs—can ...

Q: Can low-E/argon gas be put in a window when the seal is broken, instead of replacing the entire window? A: Let’s start by clarifying the purpose of low-E and argon gas. Low-E (low-emissivity) ...

It's an important part of winterizing your home. When the thermometer starts to drop, drafty windows can make it hard to keep your home warm—and can send your energy bills soaring. Sealing drafty ...

If your heating bill keeps climbing, a ten-dollar trick could make a bigger difference than you think. For less than the price of lunch, a roll of weatherstripping or a tube of caulk can help you lock ...

Q: I have a question about the newer Anderson windows with double-pane glass. Should one still hang a storm window to prevent further insulation? My husband and I have a home that was built in 2003 ...

Winter weather is in full swing with the temperatures officially dropping to "way too cold." While we're cranking the heat inside, it's not uncommon to find a chilly draft coming through the windows ...

Introducing a new fire rated drywall accessory, Super Seal-X, ideal for windows and window mullions. Super Seal-X makes it fast and easy to seal off areas like these from the spread of fire, smoke and ...