Best Time of Year to Replace Home Windows in the Kansas City Area
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…
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Tips for Cleaning Your Siding if You Live in the Kansas City Area
Savvy homeowners have invested in siding that needs little maintenance to retain its attractive appearance, but that doesn’t mean it won’t require some basic cleaning every year. No matter what type of siding you have, most manufacturers recommend spraying it with the garden hose once or twice a year to remove dirt. In the Kansas City area, homeowners with house…
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Our Contractors Win 2021 Guildmaster Award for Customer Satisfaction
Lots of home improvement companies say they strive for 100% customer satisfaction, but Johnson County Siding & Window Co. actually makes good on that claim year after year. Do we have any evidence of that? You betcha. We’re proud to announce that we’ve been honored with the GuildQuality Guildmaster Award for 2021—and it’s been our pleasure seven times to accept…
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Exterior Home Design Tips to Use in Your Siding Replacement Project
One of the reasons why so many homebuyers opt for a new-construction house in a developing community is the excitement of making exterior design choices that suit their personal tastes. However, in many cases, the same ideas and design principles that give new homes their fresh, take-notice appearance can be applied to an exterior home makeover. Take home siding, for…
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Fiberglass vs. Vinyl Windows—What’s the Difference?
Are you living in a home that has aging or builder-grade windows? If so, replacing your windows is one of the best upgrades you can make. Inferior windows deliver subpar insulation and weather resistance, which means your windows could be racking up unnecessary energy and maintenance costs simply by not doing their job to the fullest extent. However, if you’re…
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