Today, JELD-WEN is household name. Our company, which employs over 21,000 people worldwide, has manufacturing, distribution and showroom locations across 24 countries, located primarily in North America, Europe and Australia. From our humble beginnings to our overall success, we want to share a few of the reasons we think you should choose JELD-WEN Windows and Doors for your next project: Experience: Founded by Richard “Dick” Wendt, a man flushed with an entrepreneurial spirit, JELD-WEN has over 50 years of experience that is continually put to work every day. Since our inception, JELD-WEN has been producing a reliable product made with impeccable quality. Quality: When it comes time to decide on windows and doors for your home, our products are long lasting and known for their durability. Engineered for both style and strength, our products are backed with a leading warranty and stellar performance. Performance: JELD-WEN designs windows and doors to…
Spring may just be around the corner, but it is never too early to get a head start on your plans for your summer renovations. Like all large-scale projects, the best strategy is to take…
Tired of paying extra for winter? Follow these energy saving tips and watch your heating and energy costs drop. Light it Right Look for the ENERGY STAR® logo when purchasing lights for your home. These…
Have you ever admired the large windows of other houses while walking or driving by? There are many ways to increase the amount of windows in your home. Large window treatments include picture windows, mulled windows…
Looking to get window renovations done? There are several routes you can take. One option is to find an independent window contractor or window renovation company. Be sure to look up reviews online or ask for references,…
When you spend money on home improvements, you want a good return on your investment, also known as your ROI. According to Remodeling Magazine’s Cost vs. Value Report 2014, a new front door is the top-ranking…
An egress window is a window that’s large enough for entry or exit and is intended to provide an emergency entrance or exit, often in a basement and surrounded by a window well. Egress windows…
Argon gas is an odorless, non-toxic gas that’s injected between panes of sealed glass to increase a window’s insulation and sound-proofing capabilities. Argon gas increases the R-value (measurement of thermal resistance) of the window or…
An inert gas such as argon is denser than air. When it is injected into the dead airspace between two window panes, argon gas improves the insulation by reducing convection heat loss within the sealed…
FAQ Friday answers questions about JELD-WEN windows and doors, service and related topics. This week: What does a “clad” window or patio door mean?