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  Save Energy, Save Money: Window Rebates And Tax Breaks Explained

  A home that has older windows is not as energy-efficient or safe as newer homes. Replacing old windows can help improve your home, but new windows are often expensive. Rebates and tax credits are available when you install certain window types in your home. Homes that are over a specific age and have non-energy-conscious windows, or other specifications, can qualify for financial help on a federal or state level. Let’s look into what credits are available and how to use them to improve your home. 

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  Window Installation Mistakes That Could Cost You

  When you replace old windows or install windows in a new home, it is important to ensure they are high-quality and operate smoothly. Window installation mistakes that happen could continue to cause problems for years to come and cost you money and time. Proper installation can help you avoid pest infestations, heat loss, and make your home more energy-efficient. Here are some common mistakes to look for during installation that could end up being a headache later on.

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  Should You Place A Bed Or Couch In Front Of A Window?

  Arranging furniture in your home is a strategic task, especially when you need to work around windows. Placing furniture strategically to help the room flow and ensure safety is important for all homes. Even if you have a small home, the way you arrange furniture can give you the illusion of a larger space. Keeping the space relaxing and safe is why it is not recommended to place furniture in front of windows. This blog will share more insights about placing a couch or bed in front of a window and how you can place furniture strategically around windows.

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