Blog: Comfort Windows

Remodeling can be an exciting — and daunting — adventure for homeowners. The thrill of shopping for new appliances and paint swatches is a dream many new homeowners can’t pass up. However, not every renovation is worth the effort.

Do you know the difference between a bay window and a bow window? If not, don’t worry you’re not alone.

With home costs high and many Americans looking for more hands-on projects, Do-It-Yourself or DIY home renovations are becoming an increasingly popular option.

Choosing an Entry Door Did you know that dollar for dollar, replacing your entry door (aka exterior door) is one of the best home improvements you can make?

First and foremost, when thinking about a bathroom remodel the number one priority should be functionality. But the design should also be a spa-like, calming area where you can shut out the rest of the world and exhale. To have that modern bathroom, you don't need to break the bank.

Spring is here, and that means one thing - spring cleaning! The bathroom especially seems to be an area of procrastination and dread. Ultimately, though, the bathroom needs to be thoroughly cleaned, getting into all those nooks and crannies we generally avoid.

Here are some tips to make your home more energy-efficient this winter. In Upstate New York, the winters can be very harsh and their toll can not only be tough on your home but also on your wallet.

With the frosty weather quickly descending it's once again time to dust the cobwebs of the furnace and start prepping for another toasty winter inside your home.

Entry Door Options The entry doors chosen for a home has both functional and aesthetic purposes. To ensure that you select one that best fits your needs, consider the materials available. After analyzing the benefits and disadvantages of each, you will be ready to select the best one for your house.

In addition to providing an attractive facade, exterior siding helps keep moisture away from the vulnerable walls beneath it. Made of durable, tough materials like vinyl and stucco, siding can shield your home from harsh elements for many years.