Category: Replacement Windows

Many types of home improvements require permitting from the local government where the home is located. This is a safety measure intended to ensure that residential upgrades meet all applicable building codes. But what about replacement windows? Do you need a permit to replace your home’s windows? As you can imagine, the rules governing permitting can vary according to jurisdiction.

So you pull out of your driveway one morning and notice the neighbor’s dog is loose again, running from house to house. Suddenly, you have a flash of insight: Your neighbors’ homes look different from when you moved into the community. Gone are the standard white window frames and trim. In their place are black window frames and grilles with

At Johnson County Siding & Window Co., we’ve been installing beautiful, long-lasting replacement windows for homeowners throughout the Kansas City metro area for over 40 years. We take pride in offering our customers top-caliber products that will retain their appearance and functionality for decades, even in the volatile climate that homes in Kansas and Missouri must endure. And that’s why

White frames and grilles have long been a mainstay for window manufacturers because white resists fading, reflects heat, and coordinates well with just about any color and style of home. However, technological advances in window construction have made other colors a smart choice for homeowners who want to indulge their aesthetic preferences without compromising on weather resistance. In particular, home

Homeowners often hear that there’s a best season of the year for replacing their windows depending on the climate where they live. For example, people who live in the Snowbelt may schedule a window replacement project during non-wintry months because they worry that removing their old windows to make way for new ones will leave their indoor spaces vulnerable to