Blog: Window Authority Houston

If you’re a fan of shows about high-end real estate, then you’ve probably seen the disappearing glass walls that the 1% use to enjoy their beach-front views in Malibu or their endless views from their mountain-top mansions.

If you’re dreaming of entertaining guests under a summer star-strewn sky, hiring an outdoor kitchen contractor might just be on your list of things to do.

The number of doors there are to choose from is often overwhelming to homeowners who are looking to replace the doors in their house. All those choices can be great because they provide you with plenty of options, but all those options means worrying you might choose the wrong doors too!

Your home is your pride and joy, as well as one of your greatest investments, so shouldn’t your entry door make the statement that you want?

The Texas climate can be beautiful. During the winter when other states are freezing, we often get to enjoy sunny, warm weather. Unfortunately, we also have to deal with harsh heat during the summer and breath-taking humidity at times. As Texans, we know how to keep cool.

If you’re in the middle of a home remodel, you’ve probably discovered that the key to beautiful home improvements is all in the details—and your exterior doors are no exception!

Enjoying as much time as possible outdoors is the best thing about being Texan and our great state has reputation for great barbeque. Both of these activities pair nicely with an  outdoor kitchen  from The Window Authority.

In terms of long-term cost efficiency and everyday comfort, double-pane windows are some of the most recommended replacement windows on the market today — especially in a muggy climate like Houston.

Exterior doors are often purchased for their beauty. There’s no doubt that an eye-catching door can do wonders for your curb appeal, but it isn’t all you should consider. You have to consider safety and cost too.

Exterior doors are often purchased for their beauty. There’s no doubt that an eye-catching door can do wonders for your curb appeal, but it isn’t all you should consider. You  have to  consider safety and cost too.