There are so many things to love about the city of San Marcos! This safe, suburban city offers great family-friendly neighborhoods, quick access to the beach and downtown San Diego, and a diverse population. Over the years, our replacement window company has done a lot of work in San Marcos. We’ve had the chance to help many homeowners upgrade their homes with high-quality, energy-efficient replacement windows and patio doors. Many of the San Marcos homeowners we’ve worked with tell us after the installation is complete that they wish they would have replaced their windows years earlier! They can’t believe how much quieter and more comfortable their house is with their new windows and doors. In many San Marcos homes, the difference can indeed be remarkable! If your home currently has …
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Is Obscured Glass in Replacement Windows an Option You Should Consider for Your San Diego Home?
There are so many options to choose from when purchasing replacement windows for your San Diego home. You can get an upgraded sound suppression package, add decorative grids to your glass, or get window frames in a color other than white. But here’s an option that we don’t talk a lot about: obscured glass for your replacement windows. What Is Obscured Glass? Obscured glass is a specialty type of glass that is placed in a window unit instead of traditional clear glass. It comes in different patterns and textures and is sometimes called privacy glass. Some types of obscured glass you’re probably familiar with are frosted glass, reeded glass (also known as fluted or ribbed glass), rain glass, and hammered glass. All of these types of obscured glass can add architectural interest, as …
Sliding Patio Doors vs. Swinging Patio Doors for San Diego Homes
As the weather in San Diego starts to warm up and the days get longer, people are starting to think about spending more time outdoors. For some, that means entertaining in the backyard. For others, that means grilling outdoors or simply spending time in their backyards, on their patios, or on their balconies. In addition, warmer weather can mean opening up your windows and doors to allow fresh air in. Just about every home in San Diego has a patio door of some sort that serves as the passageway from the indoors to the outdoor area. Some homes even have multiple patio doors. If your home is more than 40 years old or so, and its patio doors have never been replaced, they are likely starting to show their age. It may be difficult (or even impossible) to open and close your patio doors. The …
