Replacement Windows

How to Protect Yourself from Replacement Window Scams

Replacement windows are an ideal option for homeowners that have a desire to improve the appearance of their home, the energy efficiency of the structure, and its structural integrity. While there are many reputable contractors that specialize in window replacement, it is important to know that the industry includes individuals that attempt to take full… Read More…

3 Must-Know Facts That Will Ensure That Your Replacement Windows Will Not Leak Air or Water 

Replacement Windows

If you are reading this, it is quite likely that you are currently in the market for replacement windows for your home. If this is the case, it is imperative that you equip yourself with a little knowledge to ensure that your new replacement windows will not develop air or water leaks anytime in the… Read More…

3 Home Improvement Projects That Will Instantly Improve the Accessibility of Homes of People With Mobility Problems

Man In Wheelchair At Home

In the United States and Canada combined, it has been estimated that approximately 18 million people experience limitations with their mobility. These limitations stem from accidents, disease, to age-related deficits. It does not matter if you utilize a cane, a walker, or a wheelchair, getting around can be exceptionally challenging. This is especially true if… Read More…

The Three Most Common Replacement Window Kits Available for Homeowners

Windows come in a variety of types, styles, sizes, and shapes. Unless your home is being newly constructed, most of these options are predetermined; however, there are exceptions. You may choose to have a different style of window, a different size, and even a different shape. That is, if you are working with a company… Read More…

Popular Glass Options for Replacement Windows

Glass Panes

If you are in the market for replacement windows, you will find that there are many different types. Examples include double-hung windows, casement windows, and bay windows. Additionally, you may choose from many different materials – such as wood, aluminum, and vinyl. Finally, you will have to choose the type of glass that you want… Read More…

How to Prep Your Home for Window or Door Installation Day

The day is marked on your calendar. Your home or business is scheduled to have replacement windows or a Tournerr Doors iron pivot door installed. In the meantime, keep in mind a few housekeeping tasks that we ask you to consider before that day. CLEAR THE AREA We often overlook items sitting on window sills… Read More…

Improving the Accessibility and Safety of Your Home Through Your Windows

As a homeowner, it is imperative that you consider the overall accessibility and safety of the structure. One of the easiest places to start are the windows. When inspecting these products, you must consider whether or not those windows provide accessibility to the home and the rooms inside, should an emergency occur. You should also… Read More…

Window or Door Replacement: From Estimate to Installation

The beauty of choosing 316 Direct Wholesale for your new door or replacement window project is that our team works with you from the moment you request work through installation day. There’s no middle man. No back-and-forth with third party companies. We make the process simple and we promise you’ll appreciate the efficiency and quality… Read More…

3 Issues That Should Not Be Ignored When It Comes to Doors and Windows

Based on information from the organization known as the National Association of Home Builders or “NAHB”, for short, the average entry door on a home last approximately 3 decades. The average window ranks in with a shorter lifespan of 15 years or so. When you add in severe weather conditions such as heat waves, winter… Read More…

Why Should I Choose Replacement Windows That Are Energy Efficient?

When shopping for replacement windows, it is essential that you consider only choosing those that are labeled as being “energy efficient”. You will know that the window falls under this category if it includes the ENERGY STAR® logo. In some instances, this logo will not be present. Instead, the National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC) logo… Read More…

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