There are a lot of projects around your home or office that you can do yourself, but replacing your own windows has a unique potential for disaster. Unless you’re a skilled contractor already, you can do more harm than good when you DIY your window replacement. We suggest calling the team at Replacement Glass for your residential or commercial glass replacement in Alaska—here’s why: Better knowledge of window types: A window contractor who spends every day buying, selling, installing and repairing different types of windows will naturally have more expertise to share than you would from a quick Google search.... View Article
Glass products have changed a lot over the years, and windows are becoming more and more sophisticated, efficient and durable all the time. As new glass technology is developed, home and business owners have an increasing number of options to choose from when it comes to glass replacement. Insulated glass units in Alaska offer a number of great benefits for residential, commercial and industrial applications. Read on to learn more about insulated glass and the advantages it offers over other glass options. What is insulated glass? Insulated glass is a type of glass product that contains two or more panes... View Article
Your storefront is very important to the public perception of your business and your ability to attract new customers. There are lots of changes and improvements that can make your storefront more attractive, including storefront glass installation in Alaska. If your current storefront glass is damaged or simply looks worn and outdated, it might be time to consider investing in an upgrade. Read on for more information about storefront glass installation and for some tips to help you make the most out of this investment in your storefront. Benefits of storefront glass There are lots of great benefits of storefront... View Article
Leaks in shower doors are among the more common problems people have in their bathrooms. It’s important to address this issue quickly, as a leak in the shower door could result in damage to flooring, subflooring and drywall, and could lead to the formation of mold and mildew in the bathroom and in structural components of the house. The vast majority of shower door leaks in Alaska are a result of improper installation, damaged gaskets, damaged or missing door sweeps or insufficient caulking. Considering this, you’ll likely find the leaks in one of three primary places: the metal track that... View Article
Almost all modern windows feature sealed glazing to provide the window with better insulation compared to old, outdated single-pane windows. Over time, however, these seals can fail, which can result in heat being transferred into or out of the home and also cut down on the clarity of the window. These seals feature an inert gas (often argon) located in between the panes of glass. That gas can leak out over time, and when a leak develops, moisture from outside can get inside the space between the panes. These leaks develop as a result of pressure differentials between the gas... View Article
