Winter in Indiana doesn’t mess around. With an average of 25.5 inches of snow hitting Indianapolis and temperatures regularly dipping to 21°F (or below), your windows and doors face some serious challenges. The good news? A few hours of fall maintenance can save you hundreds on heating bills and prevent those dreaded frozen-door mornings. Here’s
Looking for a home improvement project that actually pays for itself—and then some? A new front door might be your answer. According to the latest Cost vs. Value Report, steel entry door replacement delivers a staggering 188-216% return on investment—the highest ROI of any home improvement project. That means a $2,400 investment can add $4,500
Trick-or-Treat Safety Starts at Home: Why Egress Windows Matter for Indiana Families Halloween is a time for spooky fun, costume parties, and trick-or-treating adventures across Central Indiana neighborhoods. But while you’re planning the perfect costume and stocking up on candy for those little ghosts and goblins, there’s one critical safety feature in your home that
As Halloween approaches and temperatures in Central Indiana drop from the mid-60s to the 40s, there’s something truly frightening lurking in many homes—and it has nothing to do with ghosts or ghouls. Your windows might be the real monsters, silently draining your wallet and making your home uncomfortable as we head into winter. The Terrifying
“We’ll just wait until spring.” We hear this from homeowners every October. It makes sense on the surface—who wants construction work done when the weather’s turning cold? But here’s the truth that might surprise you: fall is actually one of the best times of year to replace your windows in Indiana. If you’ve been putting
Is It Time for New Windows? As October winds down and Indiana temperatures start their familiar downward slide, homeowners across the state are pulling out blankets, firing up furnaces, and bracing for another Midwest winter. But there’s one crucial preparation many overlook until it’s too late: ensuring your windows are ready for the cold
