A: We have increased our selection of sustainable products. We now offer various environmentally responsible fabrics and materials, such as EcoGreen-certified shades, bamboo, reed, jute and real wood. Additionally, all Hunter Douglas window treatments are GREENGUARD Gold Certified. For more information
A: We recommend replacing the worst first. If you have wood rot, this could cause further structural damage. Or, if there are areas you spend a lot of time in and you’re uncomfortable due to heat/cold, sound, etc., then those
A: Project length depends on the size of your house, and we always strive to complete work in a timely fashion without sacrificing quality. For an average East Cobb house, start to finish, including completing the painting and the gutters,
A: Low-E stands for low emissivity, and it refers to extremely thin metallic coatings that are applied to glass panes in windows and doors, boosting their energy efficiency and blocking out UV rays. They work by directing the heat back
A: We offer many types of custom shades and draperies that can be automated to work with a remote or from your smart device. Our custom workroom can create any style drapery, valance or custom bedding. We also offer custom
A: Standard clear glass contains iron, which gives it a slight green tint. Many of our customers choose low-iron, crystal-clear Starphire glass to keep the white marble or tile in their showers looking brilliant. And ShowerGuard glass with permanent protection and
A: Any dampness or moisture in a crawlspace is bad for the home because it can lead to mold growth, wood rot and insect and rodent infestations. Standing water only increases these problems. Because air moves upward in a home,
A: Look and listen. If your garage door is loud or not moving smoothly, your tracks may be out of alignment or your rollers may be worn. Look for shaking parts when the door is operating. This is a sign
A: Solid wood is exactly as it sounds: a solid piece of wood. It is usually 3/4-inch thick. Engineered wood is thinner and is made in plies (layers) with the actual species of wood on the top layer. The bottom
A: Even with the best filters, your air ducts will collect contaminants like dust, debris and mold over time, which not only reduces the air quality in your home, but also clogs your vents, making your system less energy efficient.
