Chips, small holes, and minor cracks in your home’s windows are going to happen. Common mishaps can be a pebble flung from a mower or weed-whacker, a bad football pass, even a bird flying into the ...

Warmer weather is coming. Before it’s time to literally throw caution to the wind and open the windows, it’s time to repair those torn screens that have been picked apart by birds or damaged by winter ...

Answer: Yes, but proceed with care. To replace the broken glass in an aluminum frame window, you’ll need the following: a rubber mallet and a Phillips head screwdriver, or a large flat-head ...