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Multiple Window and Door Styles Can Be Crafted For a Unified Look

October 19, 2014/in Door Ideas, Doors, Replacement Window, Windows /by admin

There are a number of different window styles available – casement, double-hung, picture and more – each designed for a particular use.

How an Architect Can Help with Your Next Renovation

September 4, 2014/in Windows /by admin

This article is a guest blog post by Anne Del Prince, a Louisville, KY architect specializing in residential projects.

Why Replacing Your Windows In Stages Might Make Sense

August 24, 2014/1 Comment/in News, Replacement Door Installation, Replacement Window /by admin

Replacing a house full of windows sounds like a daunting task, right? Great news – it does not have to be!

Our Process for Finding a New Window or Door Supplier

July 31, 2014/in Our Team /by admin

We value a strong relationship with our suppliers and think that we have put together an outstanding supplier team. But as styles, colors and other trends change we must constantly evaluate our offerings.

Maintenance Checklist

March 26, 2014/in Maintenance /by admin

The changing of the seasons usually brings a change in the condition of your windows and doors.

Integrity’s Ultrex Fiberglass Windows Are 8X Stronger Than Vinyl Windows!

February 22, 2014/in Windows /by admin

Integrity Marvin windows are made with Ultrex pultruded fiberglass, a material patented nearly 20 years ago when Integrity pioneered the fiberglass windows category.

Adding A Personal Touch To New Window Installation

November 22, 2013/in Personal, Replacement Window, Windows /by admin

One of the real thrills of our business is to hear the stories of the relationships between homeowners and their homes.

Recreating Door Styles is One of Our Specialties

October 23, 2013/in Doors /by admin

Finding a door that matches the door you’re replacing can be challenging…especially for older homes.

Before and After: Easy Exterior Design Changes for your Door

July 14, 2013/in Doors /by admin

Sometimes you really want to change your front door. Your entry door is okay – maybe a little dated – but okay. The style is traditional and timeless. The slab and jamb are still in good condition (no rot or warping). What do you do?