ProEdge Remodeling Blog

Do you have old home windows? Are they starting to show signs of wear and tear? If so, you may be wondering whether you need replacement windows or if you can get by with the existing ones for a few more years. After all, replacing the windows is a big investment.

The windows and doors of your home are both interior and exterior features, which means that they are subjected to wear and tear coming from both outdoor and inside sources.

For local homeowners in Rhode Island and surrounding states, Custom Built has become a trusted source for high-quality residential windows. As we have continued to grow, we’ve had to adapt and change to better serve local homeowners like you. That’s how ProEdge Remodeling was born.

Are you looking for a company with superior window selection and service? As your full-service window company, we offer a vast array of energy efficient replacement windows for your project.

Your home is likely one of your greatest—if not the greatest—investment you’ve made in your lifetime. While it can be intimidating for many homeowners to spend money on upkeep, maintenance or renovations, doing so is one of the best ways to maximize your investment and home value.

Are you looking for a professional local window company with superior window selection and service? As your full-service window company, we offer a vast array of energy efficient replacement windows for your project.

As an Essential Business, we are completing window replacement and roofing projects – with extra health/safety measures for our service technicians and Video Quotes to avoid entering your home for estimates. Now more than ever, it's important to ensure your home is properly protected.

At ProEdge Remodeling, our mission is to provide our customers with nothing but the best home remodeling experience possible.

Windows are one of the most important parts of your home, performing important functions that help to improve your home in various ways. For example, great windows let in sunlight to brighten up your home, they improve ventilation and air quality, and can enhance indoor climate—and so much more.

If you’re a homeowner, you likely know full well that a house doesn’t -- on its own -- make a home.