The House Does Not Feel Like Your House for a While One of the strangest parts of living through a window or door installation is how quickly familiar rooms can stop feeling familiar. A space that normally feels settled can become temporarily dominated by protective coverings, tools, access routes and the movement of people working […]
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Winter Is a Season, Not an Installation Condition Winter sounds like a single condition. In reality, it describes several months in which the weather can vary considerably from one day to the next. A settled winter morning and a period of severe wind or persistent rain belong to the same season, but they do not […]
There Is No Useful “Windows Per Day” Rule It is tempting to measure a window installation by asking how many openings should be completed each day. The problem is that openings are not interchangeable units. Installing a series of relatively modest windows with straightforward access is a different proposition from working with large glazed elements, […]



