Simply because your windows aren’t cracked doesn’t mean that they’re in working order. Your windows could still be costing you money or be potentially dangerous to anyone in your home. Furthermore, a fresh coat of paint may make them look better, but won’t solve any underlying issues. If you don’t have time to call out an expert to take a look at your windows, use these simple tips to check for signs that it’s time to upgrade. High Bills The number one problem with old windows is high heating and cooling bills. Being thin glass with virtually no insulation, your ...
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After a long winter and wet spring, there’s nothing quite like the bright blue skies promised by our east coast summers. The best way to enjoy this treat of a season is by opening our windows and letting the fresh air loft in. Maybe, however, that’s not your style and you’d rather be relaxing with your feet up in your nice air conditioned home. Either way, there are a few simple steps you want to take to make sure that your windows are ready for the change of seasons. Get them working great in no time with these easy tips! ...
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Spring is here and that means summer is just around the corner. This summer promises to be hot and that could cost you a lot in cooling bills if you don’t take the right steps. But don’t sweat, you have some time to get ready before that first electric bill slaps you in the face. Take our advice and follow these tips to save some serious cash. Windows  Old or aging windows are the hands down number one cause of energy waste. Windows should have argon gas between the panes to help keep warm air out and cold air in ...
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Choosing siding for your house is the most important aesthetic choice you can make. It dominates over your landscaping, and will last for years. That being said, it is important that you absolutely love the material and color before you pull the trigger. Here are the most important things to know before you start shopping. Material Almost as much as the color, the material is pivotal to your house’s aesthetic appeal. But aesthetics aren’t the only thing to worry about. Siding materials vary significantly and they might not all be suited to your needs. Vinyl: Vinyl is one of the ...
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Roofing shingles often come in bundles of 300 at a time. This is to account for wasted shingles and the quirks of your individual rooftop during the shingling process. As you can imagine, after a roofing job, you will almost always have quite a few, leftover. Your first instinct might be to give them away, or keep them stored away in garage until your roof springs a leak. While the latter isn’t a bad idea, here are 6 other ways to can put your leftover shingles to use. Use them for other projects. If you have a separate garage, barn, ...
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Vinyl siding has been the number one choice for siding houses since it replaced aluminum many years ago. Vinyl is the most popular choice nowadays because not only can it withstand high winds, heat, moisture and cold, it usually comes with a lifetime warranty. You can also mimic nearly any type of style you want with vinyl siding. When beginning the process of installing your vinyl siding, the most crucial element is the trim. Installing the trim is the first thing you have do in the installation process because it’s what holds the siding of the building. It is also ...
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If you want to give your home a contemporary feel, adding French doors can be just thing you need to achieve a modern look. Not only do they give your home a present-day feel, they also let in lots of sunlight and can keep out cold air extremely well. When deciding what French doors to put in your home, price is obviously a factor. The great thing about French doors is you can buy them for as low as $350 in some places, or up to $10,000 if you want. Most people choose to go with fiberglass French doors which ...
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Bruin Corporation has been in business for over 35 years and serviced over 11,000 customers. They specialize in windows, roofing, blown in insulation, vinyl siding, and sunrooms. Bruin is a proud participant of the Mass Save Program. Request an energy audit for your home and receive up to $2,000 in rebate incentive and insulate your attics and walls or replace your existing windows.  It makes perfect since you cut down on drafts, and lower your fuel bills and the utilities help you pay for it. We offer a 0% heat loan with up to seven years to pay for your ...
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