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05
Jun

Why Summer is the Perfect Time to Replace Your Windows

Summer is a great time of year for so many things, from backyard barbecues to beach outings. But it’s also good for home improvement projects too. Let’s explore why summer is the best time for tackling that window replacement project you’ve been wanting to do. Energy Efficiency With summer comes the hot temps we all love so much. But no one wants those hot temps inside their home. That’s what…

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23
May

How Low-E Windows Can Keep You Cooler This Summer

You’ve likely heard of low-E windows before, especially if you’ve been researching replacement windows for an upcoming home improvement project. But what are they and how can they make you more comfortable in the warm months? Low-E glass is short for “low emissivity.” This is a microscopically thin, transparent coating applied to glass that can reflect heat. Heat naturally flows from hot to cool objects. During the summer, this process…

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22
Feb

The Simple Joy of a Garden Window

Few styles of window can do as much for the style and comfort of your home as a box-style garden window. Wide window panels for added sunlight, additional shelf space, and an expanded view of the outdoors are just a few of the benefits this simple, clean window style will bring to your home. Bright Light & Fresh Air With an abundance of window panels and sleek frames, garden windows…

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08
Dec

Winter Window Replacement? You Bet!

Now that the winter months are upon us, the thought of replacing your existing windows has probably past to the wayside. Most area contractors only replace windows during the warmer months, but not the professionals here at Hi-Tech. We install replacement windows all winter, in virtually all types of weather. We are one of the few companies doing window replacement in Methuen and the surrounding town during the cold weather…

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08
Oct

New Windows Now, Lower Heating Costs Later

  The Department of Energy Resources estimates that the average cost of heating your home during this year’s winter in Massachusetts will range from $697 to $2,569, depending on your method of heating. The DOE also estimates that a typical home loses more than 25% of its energy through inefficient windows. If your windows are past their prime, those numbers will only climb. Older windows allow for heat to more…

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07
Jul

There is No “One-Size-Fits-All” When it Comes to Windows

Anyone can purchase replacement windows off the shelf at their local hardware store. In fact, many contractors will do just that when replacing windows in a home, fitting these pre-fabricated windows into a window opening any way they can. This “one-size-fits-all” method of window replacement leads to shoddy installations, poor energy efficiency, and often damages both the window and the wall in which it is installed. The only way to…

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27
Apr

How New Windows Can Keep You Cool This Summer

Here in New England, most of the focus on replacing your home’s windows with new, energy efficient windows centers around keeping your home and family warm during the winter. But did you know that today’s thermally efficient windows can also help your home stay cooler when temperatures rise during the summer? The same thermal qualities that allow replacement windows keep the cold out and heat in during winter months can…

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13
Apr

Baby, the Rain Must Fall!

April showers are a part of life here in New England. But that does not mean that a homeowner has to suffer through leaks, drips and sagging gutters every time the skies open up. Spring rains are great for flowers and lawns, but can also expose damage that has been done to your roofing system during the past winter. The indications might not be obvious at first, but as the…

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04
Jan

3 Reasons to Choose Energy-Saving Windows

Due to growing interest in sustainability, many homeowners are now looking for ways to improve their living spaces. These greener options extend to window replacement, a project that offers a host of benefits that enhance quality of life in your home. In this post, your reliable home improvement company, Hi-Tech Windows & Doors, shares why installing energy-saving windows is the way to go. (more…)

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08
Oct

Window Style Series: Advantages of Bay and Bow Windows

Windows improve energy efficiency, provide great views, improve ventilation, and make your home more appealing. Since different windows excel in different areas, however, it can be difficult for you to choose which window is right for your home. In our window style series, we’ll discuss the features of our window types. For this post, Hi-Tech Windows & Siding will focus on the benefits of our bay and bow window. (more…)

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01
Jul

Window Style Series: Casement Windows For Better Ventilation

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Good ventilation improves your home’s energy efficiency. That’s why it is important to choose an energy-efficient window that also offers good ventilation. At Hi-Tech Windows & Siding, we understand the importance of having a comfortable and energy-efficient home. We are committed to providing effective solutions to promote a livable environment in your home. Let us show you how our casement windows can help achieve this: Energy-Efficient Our casement replacement windows in…

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13
May

Whether Weather Matters: Windows and Doors

Warm summers and cold winters with a fair share of extreme weather thrown in seem to define the climate here in Massachusetts. It isn’t something especially exceptional, but it’s worth noting the unique effects this system has on your doors and windows. That way, you’ll be prepared to deal with any problems that arise in a timely manner. We can help you with the solution here at Hi-Tech Windows &…

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23
Mar

Spring Home “Walkaround” Checklist

Raise your hand if the challenging winter we just experienced has left you longing for sunny skies and warm temperatures. We are all a little bit tired of being FROZEN - and I don’t mean that ubiquitous Disney movie!  As battered as we have all been by the snow, ice and cold, imagine the toll the winter has taken on your home’s exterior. Few homes in New England escaped without…

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01
Jan

“Put On Another Sweater”

Oil prices are falling. Natural gas and electricity costs are climbing. Nobody can predict the direction in which energy costs will head in the future. But one thing is certain: we all pay more than we’d like to heat our homes. One way to help control monthly heating costs is to turn your home’s thermostat setting down even lower – and put on another sweater. At least that’s the advice…

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21
Feb

Almost Time for a Spring Home Check Up!

Will this long, cold, snow-filled winter ever end? The answer is, “Of course!” And, once the snow finally stops falling and temperatures begin to rise, we’ll have the opportunity to assess the damage that the brutal weather has caused to our homes. When it is safe to do so you should follow this “DO’s and DON’Ts” checklist to evaluate the wear and tear caused by the winter, and judge the…

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