If you’ve done any research at all into replacement windows in San Diego, you’ve probably noticed that the vast majority of the windows sold in the area are dual pane windows. You may have asked yourself if dual pane windows are really necessary. Or you may have wondered, if dual pane windows are good, are triple pane windows even better? Many older homes in San Diego have windows with only one pane of glass within the window frame. This was pretty standard for homes that were built prior to the 1970s and 1980s, but there are some great reasons to consider replacing those single pane windows with dual pane windows. Here are a few of them: The Energy-Saving Benefits of Dual Pane Windows Replacing your single pane windows with dual pane windows can make a huge difference in how …
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Window Installation with the Best Crews in San Diego
There are business owners and hiring managers out there lamenting that “nobody wants to work hard anymore,” and that they are having a hard time finding people to fill positions—especially in the home improvement and construction industries. While this may actually be a problem for some companies, here at BM Windows, it’s not the case. At our San Diego replacement window company, we have been very fortunate to find individuals who are not only willing to work, but willing to work hard and have a sense of pride in their work. This is true of everyone on our team—including our office staff and our sales team—but in this blog post, we want to focus on our excellent window installation crews. Why Good Window Installation Matters We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again—the quality …
Looking for Monte Verde Replacement Windows for Your San Diego Home?
Now that the busyness of the holidays is over, many people are starting to focus on some of the home improvement projects they’ve been putting off for a while. If new windows are on your list of home upgrades, you may have already started researching the various brands on the market in an effort to figure out what windows would be the best choice for your San Diego home. If that’s the case, you’ve probably come across some of the larger players in the industry, such as Milgard and Simonton, but here’s another brand you should consider: Monte Verde replacement windows and doors. A Growing Brand—For Good Reason! The popularity of Monte Verde windows is growing, and more and more San Diego homeowners are starting to consider this brand. We’re very happy to see this brand gaining …
Happy New Year from Your San Diego Replacement Window Company
We are excited about what 2023 holds, and we look forward to helping many more San Diego homeowners improve their homes with new, energy-efficient windows and doors! After the abnormal state that our industry has been in for the last couple of years (high consumer demand, coupled with supply chain issues), things are finally starting to return to normal. Wait times for new windows and doors are now much shorter they have been. The prices on replacement windows and doors are also stabilizing. Nobody knows what 2023 will bring, but we are hopeful that it will be a great year for our business as well as for our customers! New Tax Credits for Replacement Windows and Doors in 2023 Back in the fall, the president signed the Inflation Reduction Act that includes some new tax credits for …
New 2023 Tax Credits Bring Down the Cost of Replacement Windows
If you’ve been putting off having new windows and doors installed in your San Diego home until this year, you are in luck! Starting on January 1, 2023, new federal tax credits went into effect that allow homeowners to receive a tax credit for the purchase of energy-efficient home upgrades, such as new windows and doors. The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, which was signed into law by the president on August 16, 2022, includes various tax credits for home improvements that positively affect a home’s energy efficiency. Among the home improvements outlined in the Act that qualify for the credit are the installation of approved windows and doors. Homeowners can currently claim up to $600 back on the cost of new windows, and $250 per door (up to $500). This means you can receive up to …
