Garden Windows
Garden Windows
Before I moved into my house I had never really seen a Garden Window before or heard of one. That sounds strange, but my house as a child didn’t have one, and nobody I knew had a house with one. So when I realized the house I was moving into had one I was taken back by just how much beauty there was in owning a window of this sort. Also, just how many decorations I could place in its window sill.
Garden windows are a fantastic addition to any home. Not only are they beautiful, but they can offer a great number of practical benefits as well. There are many options available when it comes to selecting the exact design of a garden window. Installing them in just about any area of the home is also simple. This allows them to be functional while still matching the window style of the home and the preference of the homeowner. For this reason, finding the right style of a garden window is simple for most homeowners.
Garden windows look at bit like this! They are fantastic ways to showcase your home’s decor while adding tons of light in the process. In my own house I like to place flowers in its window just as the picture above. The additional light these windows let in are perfect for plant lovers who want their flowers to thrive. If I am feeling gloomy, I myself will open the curtain to my garden window and you’d be amazing how much it brightens up my space and life. For how small these windows look, they really do add a dramatic feature to any home and a depth that makes the room shine.
Depending on the specific type of garden window that homeowners select, temperature control is also a benefit of the windows. At Conservation Construction of Texas it is possible to select a window that has vents, which means that during the summer heat will exit through these vents. On the flip side, these same vents will help keep the warmth inside during the winter. In the end, this can help cut down on energy related costs. On top of all these benefits our Conservation windows allow the most light in while keeping the harmful UV rays out. Additionally Garden Windows typically open on the sides by turning a handle allowing for ampe air flow. The benefits to our glass never cease to amaze or astound me.
Since garden windows create more space in the home, it is easy to design additional displays along with them. As aforementioned, many garden windows also include shelving within them. Displaying special items of décor, potted plants or simply provide additional storage for the homeowners are all possible uses of these shelves. There is an unlimited list of benefits that these shelves offer and we’re sure you’ll enjoy the additional space for your home as well. Each garden window we install at Conservation Construction of Texas will add value and energy efficiency to any space. They are also easy to install when we manufacture each piece to your home’s specifications.
So if you want a simplistic easy way to add beauty to your home, choose a garden window. They are fantastic. Take it from someone who knows.
Old siding can trap water in bubbles on your house. If this happens it is a clear indication that siding needs to get replaced immediately. Bubbles indicate that water has become trapped under the surface of the siding. The sole purpose of siding is to protect your house and keep water out. If water is getting in, new siding installation is needed asap to avoid further damage. Water damage can happen with all siding that are old including; vinyl siding, wood siding, and James Hardie siding.
Dry rot is one of the worst issues with old siding. Dry rot is not always seen by the naked eye. Dry rot begins below the surface of the siding and begins to eat away at the siding itself causing major problems underneath. While the surface of this siding still looks intact, the bulk of the siding underneath could have already rotted away. If this happens it’s doing little to protect your home from the weather. It’s also not energy efficient any longer.
Insects can get through holes in old siding very easily. If there are holes in your siding it is a sure sign that creepy crawly things can get inside as well. These creatures can cause a lot of problems on their own, but holes in siding can also allow other elements like water and wind to get into the home. Siding is designed inherently to keep things out. If holes are present in your siding replace yours sooner rather than later.
Panels on old siding can become loose over time. This is the last major problem we see with siding. If you have loose panels that might be hanging of your house wonky or off kilter it's definitely time to replace the siding. This problem could indicate poor installation when the home was first built. It’s not doing you any favors by letting all that water in either. Siding doesn’t need to be letting in water it need to be protecting you from it.
In conclusion, there are many reasons a homeowner might want to replace their old siding. The above are just a few reasons why. We all want to protect our house from the outside elements, but by replacing the siding you might just give your home a new aesthetically pleasing face lift it deserves, and create a cost efficient house which keeps your energy usage down. If you are looking for a company that stands with integrity for your next siding project choose Conservation Construction of Texas. Being in the business over 30 years doesn’t hurt either. As always thanks for reading and we’ll see you next time. We hope you enjoy the rest of your Friday afternoon.
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