Hodges Windows & Doors Blog

Historic window restorations are an important part of preserving architectural regional heritage while reducing strain on the environment. In this month's blog, we'll look at how they were made and the art of bringing them up to contemporary standards without detracting from their charm.

Low e glass storm doors offer both advantages and disadvantages in increasing energy efficiency and preserving your entry door. Do they make sense for your situation?

When it comes to finding ways to increase home value, upgraded windows and doors might be worth looking into. They're seen and felt everywhere, and have a huge influence on buyer perception.

How do you know when it's time to replace windows? Do you need a total replacement? Discover the answers to these questions and more.

Indoor windows and doors open a world of design possibilities, reinventing the feel of an individual room or an entire floor plan. Learn where they're allowed to go from a structural standpoint and what you can do with them from a design standpoint.

ENERGY STAR label is the trusted mark of eco-friendly, energy-efficient products. What qualifications do windows and doors have to meet for ENERGY STAR approval, and what do their ratings mean in terms of performance and savings?

Foggy windows result from condensation inside, outside, or in between window panes. It is that last scenario when homeowners should check for signs of window seal failure.

Both steel and fiberglass exterior doors offer durable and appealing alternatives to wood, but which is better for your climate, your home, and your budget?

Replacing windows can be a pricey proposition. Depending on the existing windows' materials and condition, homeowners can opt for either an insert window replacement or a full-frame replacement. Learn which application suits your situation best.

Wood is a classic and eye-catching feature that strikes a chord with people who want a one-of-a-kind house.