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Jonathon Jachura

Mishawaka

Technical Writer at Freelance

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  • 1 week ago | todayshomeowner.com | Jonathon Jachura

    Key Takeaways Standard awning window sizes range from 24 x 18 inches to 36 x 60 inches. Best for bathrooms and kitchens, these windows provide ventilation while maintaining security. Consider room measurements, room purpose, sun exposure, and your home’s style when choosing a window size. Awning windows open outward from the bottom, creating a mini roof-like structure that shields against rain while letting in fresh air.

  • 2 weeks ago | todayshomeowner.com | Jonathon Jachura

    Key Takeaways ENERGY STAR-certified windows meet criteria for quality energy performance. Homes in cold climates need low U-factors, while homes in hot ones need low SHGC ratings. ENERGY STAR windows can save you $100–$583 annually on energy bills. ENERGY STAR-certified windows can save you hundreds on energy bills while keeping your home comfortable year-round.

  • 1 month ago | todayshomeowner.com | Jonathon Jachura

    Key Takeaways Standard window seats measure 16–24 inches deep, 16–20 inches tall, and 3–8 feet wide. Measure your space and think about storage needs; bay windows need deeper seats, while hallways require narrower options. Installation costs range from $200–$500 for DIY benches to $1,500–$2,500+ for custom built-ins with storage. Looking to add a window seat to your home? A well-built window seat can give your home a cozy reading nook and provide extra storage.

  • 1 month ago | todayshomeowner.com | Jonathon Jachura

    Key Takeaways Laminated glass windows stay intact if they break, providing superior safety, energy performance, and noise reduction. Tempered glass windows are more affordable and impact-resistant. Most homes benefit from using both types strategically — laminated for exterior security and tempered for interior safety, such as in bathrooms. The type of window glass you pick affects factors such as your safety and monthly energy bills.

  • 1 month ago | todayshomeowner.com | Jonathon Jachura

    Key Takeaways Standard sliding window sizes range from 36 x 24 inches to 84 x 60 inches. Consider room dimensions, local building codes, and light and ventilation needs when choosing a size. DIY works for simple replacements, while pro installation is best for new openings or large windows. Sliding windows are a smart, space-saving option that brings in natural light and fresh air without the swing clearance traditional windows need.

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