Since you have probably been cooped up in your home more than you would have liked due to winter weather, let's first head outside.

Outdoor spring cleaning tips:

Now that you've had some fresh air from doing some outdoor spring cleaning around your home, let's head back inside. Before you get started inside save yourself some time by putting together a ?cleaning caddy?. Place all the cleaning supplies you will use inside of it. Having everything in one portable spot will make the cleaning process go much smoother and save you on time.

Inside spring cleaning tips:

One of the most noticeable upgrades you can make to your home, for a minimal amount of money, is a new front entry door. It is like getting a facelift for your house. If You're looking for ways to increase the quality of your home, this is the way to go.

So you've decided to invest in a new door. The next question you have to work through is what material to go with. you've probably heard that fiberglass is less expensive and more durable. But you want to do this right. Do You'really want to go with the cheaper choice? Well, the truth is, it isn't just the cheaper choice, it is the best choice.

If you are a smart shopper, you probably still have questions. Here are some answers to help you out:

Will a fiberglass door last as long as real wood? This is actually less a question of what material the door is made of and more a question of how well the door is maintained. Doors made from wood or fiberglass will both last a really long time, when properly cared for.

How does care differ between these two materials? A wood door should be re-finished every year on all 6 sides, to keep It'safe from the elements. A fiberglass door can hold up for 5 years between coatings. But, even without routine finishing, fiberglass is still considered to be low maintenance. It can last years without being susceptible to mold, rust, or other deterioration.

If You're looking for an entry door that is easier to maintain, less expensive, resistant to moisture damage, and just as opulent as a new wood door, fiberglass is the perfect choice. Set up a free in-home estimate with one of our door specialists today, and give your home a facelift with fiberglass.

Replacing a front door is one of the smartest investments a homeowner can make. Have you considered replacing yours? What is holding you back? Well, here are a few things you may not know about getting a new door. Who knows, you may find that getting a new door is exactly what you need in 2016.

1. That old door could be costing you money. If you have an old door, it might be letting the heat right out. If you could look at your home with an infrared camera, what do you think you would see? Doors and windows are where the most heat escapes from a home. How bright do you think your front door would be? Older doors have less insulation and let the heat pass right through. Plus, when a home'settles, it can cause a door to warp. This creates gaps for heat to slip out. Does your home have its original doors? You may find that upgrading will actually pay for itself in energy bills savings.

2. A new door will retain most of its value? Doors are a great investment. That is why many home improvement experts put a door replacement in their top 10 list. Depending on what entry door you choose, you can recoup as much as 80% of the cost at resale. So, why not have a beautiful new front door to greet you every time you come home?

3. Do you have anything valuable in your home? When a door begins to wear out, it becomes more of a security issue. Plus, newer doors have more security features than those older doors, making them a lower risk for easy entry. If you decide to keep living with that old front door, you could find yourself losing more than just a little heat every winter.

4. Are you selling your home? A new front door doesn't just mean a facelift for your home that you will enjoy every time You'return from work, it means more curb appeal. If You're looking to sell your house in the next 5 to 10 years, that new front door will help you do it faster.

Cons: Triple pane windows cost a little more. But they?re worth every penny. In fact, those new windows will pay for themselves with the savings you?ll gain from your energy bills.

Those triple pane windows are heavier and require a stronger frame. But fiberglass is more than strong enough to handle the job. Plus, our windows are made with 100% polymer structural foam spacers that will stand the test of time and provide added thermal performance.

?They are knowledgeable, pleasant, skilled, hard working, responsive, professional, and reliable,? says Peter of TIt'sville, New Jersey. ?I instantly

felt a dramatic difference in my interior temperature and it isn't even winter yet! Best investment in my home I have ever made. Hands down.?

?The crew arrived on time and their work was excellent. We can already feel the difference in the room where the windows were installed,? says Rod M. of Bowie, Maryland. ?We will definitely be doing business with them again??

As You'read down through the many reviews our customers leave, two things really jump out: The friendly service our installation teams strive to give and the quality of the products we install. This really excIt's us because these are the areas of our business we really work hard on. At the end of the day, it is all about making customers happy.

You?ll also notice that things don?t always go as planned. Getting everything right in a window installation can be tricky. Brian M., of Stafford, Virginia says, ?Really appreciate after finding a couple of minor discrepancies, they returned and made corrections, no questions asked.?

This commitment to excellence and friendly service has caused many of our customers to say what Wayne T., of Strongsville, Ohio, said: ?I will be a customer for life.? For us, there is no greater compliment.