If you’ve been thinking about replacing your windows or doors, here’s your heads up: ⏳ The federal tax credit (up to $1,200!) ends after 2025 🪟🚪 Products must be installed before the deadline to qualify 📆 Some orders take 8–12 weeks to come in Translation: Waiting too long could mean missing out completely. 👉 Now is the time to plan ahead, secure your spot, and save while you still can. #WindowReplacement #PittsburghHomeowners #EnergyEfficiency #TaxCredit #doorsandwindows 💬 Thinking about upgrading? Let’s talk timelines, products, and how to maximize your tax credit. 📞 Schedule a free consultation: https://energyswingwindows.com/request-a-quote/
If security is a top priority for your hinged door, we've got you covered! Watch as Client Consultant, Chris, demonstrates how you can upgrade your hardware for maximum safety and security.
Not every sliding glass door is created the same. Energy Swing offers ProVia sliding glass doors that feature a unique twin-point locking system and AccuVent.
💧 Is moisture sneaking into your basement? Here’s a quick test you can try yourself! Zach, our basement finishing expert, shows how to spot hidden water using just a piece of plastic and some tape. It’s simple but so important before finishing your basement. And if water damage is a concern? Our basement system is built with inorganic materials that won’t warp, mold, or rot, so you can finish your space with confidence. 🙌 #PittsburghBasements #MurrysvillePA #BasementFinishingTips #DIYHomeCheck
Donnie breaks down why the gauge of your steel door matters, especially for back doors that see a lot of action. 👀 Spoiler: Thinner isn’t better. #SteelDoors #HomeSecurity #BackDoorUpgrade #DoorDurability #HomeImprovementTips #DoorReplacement #EntryDoorExperts #PittsburghHomes #PittsburghContractor #WesternPAHomes #EnergySwingWindows
Basement design expert, Zach, is here to share the top 3 mistakes Pittsburgh homeowners make when finishing their basements. From waterproofing woes to the bad lighting, these are the slip-ups that can cost you big in the long run.
It’s common for windows in homes built in the last 10 years to have integrated j channel in the window. This creates a few extra steps when it comes to replacement. Watch as Jeff, Tony and Eric show you how it’s done.
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