Grids, Explained

Remodeling a home is a chance to make a statement. The right remodeler can transform tired spaces into open and modern interiors that take on whole new life. For most interior remodels, the fruits of all that planning and labor are only enjoyed by the homeowner and their close family or friends. With windows, however, the change is transformational to

While you stare out of them every day watching the sunrise or trying to figure out what in the world your neighbors are doing, your home’s windows are an often overlooked aspect of your house. In fact, many homeowners in the Kansas City area are living behind windows that desperately need to be replaced. But how do you know when

Your guide to understanding the difference between insert and full frame window replacement solutions. When it’s time to replace your windows, you’ll be presented with many choices. In addition to size, shape, aesthetics and how the window functions, you’ll have the option to choose between insert replacement and full frame replacement. When you’re unfamiliar with window and door terminology—or like

Would you believe me if I told you it’s not until appointment day that some customers even come to realize they have drafty window problems? And did you know the implications of drafty windows goes far beyond just being able to potentially feel cool air blowing on your leg? Those guys can also be the reason why your energy bills

Learn more about what the installation process entails when you work with the entry door replacement professionals at Pella. Know what to expect ahead of installation day. If you’re not a practiced DIY-er, it can be difficult to know what to expect when it comes to installing your replacement entry door. We’re here to help take the mystery out of

Your windows should be as insulated as possible. They are meant to keep extreme weather outside while letting light in. Windows tend to be insulated with inert gases sealed between the glass panes. These gases do not react with other elements, preventing particles from passing through on either side. Over time, the gas sealed between your windowpanes will gradually escape.