Blog - Miracle Windows & Showers: Window Replacement

An inevitable question is likely to come up for most homeowners at some point over the year—especially during the changing of seasons. Is it time? Is it time to replace a fixture, an appliance, or even an entire system—so that the home continues to function in the way it’s supposed to?

Summer is in full swing in Florida—which means it’s about that time that our thoughts begin drifting towards the beach, BBQ’s, picnics, and other hallmarks of the season.

One of the largest challenges homeowners face when keeping their home up-to-date and modern is windows. Windows help to improve the aesthetics of the home and also serve as a crucial component to the overall well-being and function of your property.

The sustainability and environmental efficiency of our homes and of our lifestyles have been hot topics for homeowners in recent years, and for very good reasons.

There’s a lot to worry about when a hurricane rolls into town, but if you’re like most homeowners, you’re probably most worried about your windows. After all, your windows are the weakest point in your home. That's why meteorologists recommend staying away from the windows during a storm.

Does your home still have the original windows? Are they getting a little drafty, with peeling paint or even broken glass? You might need to consider replacement windows for your Jacksonville home.

If you live near a beach affected by turtle hatching season, you’re likely aware that there are very specific laws and lighting ordinances in place to help keep newly hatched sea turtles from confusing building light with that of the moon, which they follow to find safe refuge in the water.

For many residents, Daytona Beach is an absolute paradise, filled with white beaches, tons of outdoor activities, and a vibrant social scene. Living in such a beautiful subtropical region does present some unique challenges, though—none of which are quite as tricky as the climate!

Replacement windows are an important investment in any home. Quality windows add curb appeal, value, and functionality—while also shoring up your home’s energy efficiency.