Wood versus vinyl: Which windows are right for you?
Today’s replacement windows reflect advances in design and engineering that deliver an array of benefits to the homeowner. At Johnson County Siding & Window Company, we’re often asked which is the better choice: wood or vinyl windows. The answer requires more questions. Energy efficiency is built into all of the quality replacement windows, regardless of wood or vinyl frames. According…
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Tips for Choosing the Siding Color for Your Home
The color of your home says a lot about you. Are you ready to make a change? If new siding is in your future, do you have a color in mind, or are you struggling to find the right one? Johnson County Siding & Window Company serves the Kansas City region, with a wide variety of choices for vinyl and…
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Annual Window Checklist
Homeowners have a wide variety of maintenance checklists. There’s one for summer and one for winter. Make sure you include an annual window checklist among them. Just follow these five easy steps to make sure your windows are living up to the standards they should. Test the locks. Your windows should lock easily, without having to force them. If it…
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James Hardie Introduces Color Tool
Are you looking for a way to give your home an exterior makeover? James Hardie’s fiber cement siding provides lasting quality and the unmatched beauty of the look of wood—without the maintenance. James Hardie’s ColorPlus® Technology gives you a wide range of color choices, all engineered to resist fading in any climate. Now, James Hardie makes it easy to choose…
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Prevent Condensation on Your Windows This Winter
Are your windows sweating, even in the winter? It’s not the window’s fault. Window condensation occurs when the water vapor in the air contacts a surface that has a temperature below the dew point—like your bathroom mirrors after a hot shower. In the winter, the humidity inside your home can become too high and cause condensation on the windows. The…
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