When a neighborhood kid went down our street shooting out windows with a BB gun, I was really frustrated about all of the damage that we were left dealing with. Most of the windows on the front of our house were shot out, and I was left wondering how to pay for new panes. Fortunately, our homeowner's insurance kicked in, and all I had to do was choose new windows. I learned a lot about windows during the process, and we ended up going with efficient windows that had UV protectant films. This blog is all about teaching you what to look for in new windows.
Posted on: 9 October 2020
Glass in automobiles is found on the windshield, windows, and side mirrors. You need to keep your auto glass in good condition at all times since it controls your visuals. However, it might develop issues over time and need repair. It is important to learn how to recognize major auto glass problems and get help early enough. Below are signs you need auto glass repair. 1. Presence of a White Haze [Read More]
Posted on: 5 November 2019
You might like tinkering with cars, and you might handle some of your own car repairs as a means of saving money and keeping your vehicle in great shape. However, you should not attempt to repair your own damaged windshield. It's important not to attempt your own repairs for these reasons and more: It Might Not Be Effective You could end up with a false sense of security if you attempt to repair your own windshield but you don't do the job properly. [Read More]
Posted on: 28 October 2019
Building a new shower is a complicated process. When it comes to building a new shower, you need to think carefully about all the elements that go into building a new shower. Consider the Angles You Want to Use As you design your shower, think about the angles that you want to use. If you want to keep the cost of installing a new shower door reasonable and not pay for too much customized work, you are going to want to stick to the traditional 90-degree, 135-degree, and 185-degree angles. [Read More]
Posted on: 16 September 2019
Damage can occur to your windshield after an accident, or when a foreign object from the road hits your windshield. A small chip can occur when a small rock hits your windshield, and you can see where the rock hit your car easily because there will be a small chunk out of your glass. If there are any lines coming from the chip, you have some cracks forming in your windshield as well. [Read More]