SEATTLE — Today’s windows are technological marvels. The frames and panes for even basic models provide much better insulation than old configurations, reducing drafts and cutting home energy costs.

Replacing your old windows with new ones could make your home quieter, let in more light, keep out cold drafts, and cut your utility bill. But the most expensive replacement windows don’t necessarily ...

Answer: Replacing windows in your home is no small decision, and the choice of materials used in the window frame and sashes have a powerful impact on the price you’ll pay and how long they will last.

Vinyl windows and glass doors are used in many types of residential and light commercial construction, from schools, churches and office parks to apartment buildings, assisted living facilities and ...

Vinyl is a go-to material for long-lasting homes. Answers to your most frequently asked questions about using vinyl in your ...

As every homeowner knows, keeping on top of house repairs is a full-time job. Given there’s always an endless list of tasks to work through, why would you want windows that require endless upkeep?