AAA Screen & Window Table of Contents Living with pets brings a lot of joy, but also a fair share of home maintenance challenges. One of the most common? Damaged window and door screens. Whether it’s a curious cat batting at insects or a dog pressing against the door to watch for squirrels, standard screens aren’t built for that … Read more
A sun porch is meant to be a relaxing retreat, but when fully exposed to the elements, it can be too cold in the winter and too hot in the summer to enjoy. That was exactly the issue one homeowner faced before AAA Screen & Window stepped in to help.
Your front door and the surrounding exterior doors are your home’s first line of defense. They protect against intruders and weather elements and improve your home’s energy efficiency. If your exterior doors are outdated, damaged, or lack modern security features, it could be a weak point in your home’s defense.
When it comes to insect screens, homeowners expect high-quality material that provides a clear view while keeping pests out. Over the years, Phifer has remained a leader in the window and porch screen industry, continuously innovating to improve visibility, durability, and performance. Their latest advancement, Water Shed Technology™, allows you to maintain a crystal clear view by preventing water, dirt, and debris from collecting on the mesh.
Energy-efficient windows are designed to reduce heat transfer and keep homes cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. They can also lower energy bills. Unlike older windows that allow air leaks and temperature fluctuations, energy-efficient windows use advanced technology to maintain a consistent indoor climate. This is achieved through multiple layers of insulation, specialized glass coatings, and improved framing materials. Blocking unwanted heat and reducing energy loss, these windows help homeowners maximize their home’s comfort while minimizing energy waste.
Windows play a crucial role in keeping your home comfortable and energy-efficient. However, when a window is not sealed properly, it can lead to drafts, increased energy bills, and even security concerns. If you notice signs of air leaks, condensation between glass panes, or excessive outside noise, it could mean your window seals have failed.
Thinking about adding a screen porch to your home but worried about the upkeep? Many homeowners love the idea of a screened-in space for relaxing and entertaining but hesitate because they assume maintenance will be overwhelming. The truth is, when professionally installed, screen porches require minimal maintenance and are built to last with durable materials.
Pollen season in Atlanta starts in late February, bringing with it the familiar yellow haze that coats cars and porches and, unfortunately, finds its way into homes. Many homeowners don’t realize how easily pollen can enter through open windows, worsening allergies and creating a layer of dust indoors. While keeping windows shut may seem like the only option, there’s a better solution. You can install new window screens to filter out pollen and still allow fresh air to circulate.
If you’re shopping for new windows, you’ve likely come across terms like double hung window and double pane window. At first glance, they may seem similar, but they refer to entirely different aspects of a window.
When planning a window screen replacement or a new porch screen installation, it’s helpful to understand the key terms associated with screen materials and features. This glossary explains common porch screen terms and window screen terms to help you make informed decisions and get the most out of your project.
