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Questions to Ask Yourself Before Purchasing Your New Windows

It’s finally time to purchase new windows for your Anaheim, CA windows and you’re ready to give your exterior a fresh new look! Before you head straight to the showroom floor, it’s important to remember that the market is currently filled with options. The more you know ahead of time, the better the final result will be. At Pacific Shores Windows & Doors it’s important to us that you love your new windows for years to come, so we’ve created a short list of questions to ask yourself before shopping to help ensure just that. For finding the right Anaheim, CA windows you can download it here.   What are my short term AND long term budgets? Many homeowners hit the showroom floor with a good idea of what their short term budget is, or the amount of money they are willing to spend on the initial cost of their windows. However, it’s important to think about the long term costs of your windows as well. Windows will vary in the amount of upkeep, maintenance, and repairs they’ll need...

How to Choose Windows That “WOW”

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  New or replacements? Double-pane or casements? Here are a few styles and materials to consider to help you choose the right installing a window for your home. Window Shopping The right windows can add architectural interest, enhance energy efficiency, increase the value of your home, and literally light up your interiors. But with so many options, how are you supposed to choose the right windows for your home? Consider materials. Vinyl windows offer modern style, and affordable luxury, with a lower price point than their wood counterparts, but they come in a limited color range, which can restrict style options. Wood windows are indeed more expensive, but their timeless look and universal appeal can add more resale value to your home, as long as they are carefully maintained. Maintenance matters. When comparing wood and vinyl, consider the upkeep. Wood windows require repainting/staining every few years, whereas vinyl windows do not. What’s your style? From traditional to conte...