ProEdge Remodeling Blog: July 2019

Are you planning on installing a new bay or bow window into the lovely facade of your home? That's great news! Not only do they allow more light to spill into your home-space, they greatly increase the your home's value.

Garden windows are smaller, bay-style windows typically installed in the kitchen right above your sink. They provide a beautiful, light-filled space to house plants and other items. They may seem like a small update, but can completely change the look and feel of the room.

The Price of Preserving History Historic homes dot the landscape like shells along the beach--standing out among neighboring houses because of their unique look and feel. There is just something special about them!

fWhen square is not an option, ProEdge Remodeling can now bend our Point 1 aluminum storm window profile to fit radius openings giving you more flexibility and superior aesthetics when it comes to your windows.

The wood in your historic home windows may be more than a century old. This means your home is a treasure-trove of “old growth” wood, which is very expensive and hard to find today.

Do-it-yourself home remodeling projects can save you money, expand your DIY skills, and increase the value of your home. However, these projects can quickly become overwhelming without the proper preparation and knowledge.

ProEdge Remodeling Advises Homeowners About Installing New Storm Doors New infographic shows homeowners how they can save money, shut out the winter cold, and showcase their home in one fell swoop WARWICK, RHODE ISLAND ---- ProEdge Remodeling, a Rhode Island manufacturer and installer of high-quality windows, doors, screens, and porch

JLC Live starts this week, and we're getting our last minute things together before the show. In addition, we wanted to give you guys an idea of what to look forward to when you come visit us at booth 436 (don't forget!).

The past decade has seen some remarkable advances in the technology associated with the manufacturing of residential windows.

There's no doubt that remodeling an older home is a daunting task. Particularly in New England, there are a number of things that need to be considered when making updates to both the interior and exterior of your historic home.