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Welcome to the Trust Build Windows Blog — your trusted source for expert advice, home improvement tips, and the latest trends in windows, doors, and blinds.
Whether you’re planning a renovation, upgrading for energy efficiency, or just want to keep your home looking its best, we’re here to help with:
Door Hunting 101: 3 Key Tips for Replacing Your Residential Doors
Door Hunting 101: 3 Aspects to Prioritize When Replacing Residential Doors Your doors speak volumes; they have the power to tie up the entire home together or set it apart. If you’re on the lookout for the perfect door to enhance your home’s curb appeal here are some vital aspects
4 Major Benefits of Installing Low-E Glass Residential Windows
4 Incredible Benefits of Installing Low-E Glass Residential Windows Due to the advancements in insulation, protection, and solar filtration, choosing the right glass for your windowpane might get confusing. Low-E glass has gained popularity over the years and the market is expected to reach an estimate of $39.4 billion by 2024. It’s
Hybrid (Split Frame) Window Installation | Keep Your Interior Trim
FAQ: What Is Hybrid (Split Frame) Window Installation? Q: What is hybrid or split frame installation? Hybrid installation, also known as split frame installation, is a combination method that involves full-frame replacement on the exterior while preserving the original interior components. This method is typically used when: The existing
What Is Stud-to-Stud Window Installation?
FAQ: What Is Stud-to-Stud Window Installation? Q: What is stud-to-stud installation? Stud-to-stud installation is a full-frame window replacement method where the entire existing window—including all trim, extensions, and frame—is removed down to the structural wall studs. This approach is best when full insulation, maximum energy efficiency, or replacement of
Brick-to-Brick Window Installation Guide
FAQ: What Is Brick-to-Brick Window Installation? Q: What is brick-to-brick installation? Brick-to-brick installation is a full-frame window replacement method where the entire existing window—including the frame, interior trim, and jamb extension—is removed. The new window is installed directly into the wall studs, allowing for maximum insulation and energy efficiency. This