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Great Falls. Oklahoma City. Chicago. What do these cities have in common? They’re some of the windiest cities in the United States. And while that’s wonderful for sailing or flying kites, it can be a pain when you’re trying to prevent the doors to your business from blowing open or knocking over...Continue Reading

Windshield Replacement – What's Covered

If your windshield is damaged one of the first questions you’ll ask yourself is, “Should I use insurance to replace my damaged windshield?” Since most comprehensive auto policies do cover auto glass damage—including the cost of windshield...Continue Reading

You’ve probably come across several articles explaining how to adjust a commercial door closer, but none if any really explain how not to adjust a commercial door closer. So with this in mind here are some tips and advice on the things you should look for and avoid when taking on this task....Continue Reading

Glass Stair Railings and Safety

Whether you are building a new home or looking to renovate an older one, the addition of a glass stair railing can really add a touch of elegance to a home’s interior. Many people are accustomed to seeing glass stair railings in commercial buildings, but...Continue Reading

Installing A Windshield Yourself

Most of us, at one time or another, have taken on a few DIY projects here and there. And as the popularity of DIY projects has grown, so has the idea that just about anything can fall under the DIY category. So, if you come across information related to...Continue Reading

It seems like door styles change every year. As a result, there are more door options to choose from when trying to give a custom look and feel to your home. Barn doors have become a staple for homeowners looking to for that farmhouse chic look and...Continue Reading

That chip in your windshield might not look like much—it may even be less than the size of a quarter. So, you may be tempted to keep driving as if nothing is wrong. But driving with a chipped or cracked windshield can be dangerous. Your windshield is much more than just a big glass window—it’s a...Continue Reading

Gazing out at the view from your double-pane windows and watching the fog roll in can bring up beautiful memories of San Francisco Bay or the streets of London. But seeing foggy windows in your home isn’t just a side effect of humid weather—it’s usually a sign that something’s not right. The...Continue Reading