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If cold air seems to sneak in every time winter hits, your front door often takes the blame. But in many homes, the door itself is not the real problem. The most common cause of a drafty front door is actually what surrounds it. Where drafts really come from Over time, homes settle. Materials expand and contract. Weatherstripping compresses. Thresholds wear down. Even a perfectly solid door can feel drafty if the frame, seals, or installation are compromised. Common draft ent

Winter changes how your home sounds. With windows closed and heaters running, outside noise becomes more noticeable. Traffic. Neighbors. Wind. Even distant sounds seem louder when your home is sealed up for the season. What many homeowners do not realize is that windows and doors play a major role in how much noise enters your home. Why winter makes noise more noticeable Cold air is denser and carries sound differently. At the same time, old seals shrink, gaps widen, and glas

Understanding Moisture, Temperature Differences, and Hidden Efficiency Problems As soon as the temperature drops, many Michigan homeowners notice condensation forming on their windows. Sometimes it appears as a light fog, and other times it becomes beads of moisture that drip onto the sill. While condensation can be harmless, it can also be a sign that your windows are no longer performing the way they should. Understanding the difference helps you protect your home and know

Deck Your Doors and Windows with Peace of Mind This Season The holiday season brings beautiful lights, warm gatherings, and plenty of reasons to make your home feel magical. But it also brings freezing temperatures, heavy snow, and unpredictable weather. Before the celebrations begin, use this 12 Days of Christmas Checklist  to ensure your doors, windows, and garage systems are ready for winter. Strong, insulated home upgrades keep your family warm and secure, and they also i