Harley Exteriors Blog

Increasing the resale value of your Seattle, Washington, home can be as simple as having a new front door installed. There are two main reasons why: better curb appeal and increased energy efficiency.

Have your energy costs been skyrocketing lately? If so, you’re probably wondering why. While there are a few different factors that can contribute to rising energy bills, outdated windows are at the top of the list.

Leaking windows can cause a number of problems, from the obvious – like a puddle on your floor – to the less apparent – like mold and mildew growth under the frames. But, any type of water damage can be detrimental to your home’s structural integrity.

As the seasons change, it’s important to be aware of the damage that fluctuating temperatures can cause to your house windows.

Your doors are an important aspect of your home’s exterior, as they fortify its entrances and create a welcoming first impression on visitors. However, when your front and patio doors begin to age, they can weaken and lose their aesthetic appeal.

Cold Seattle winters and old drafty windows don’t mix. That’s why it’s important to have energy efficient windows installed over the summer, before the cold begins. Harley Exteriors installs highly efficient replacement windows on homes throughout Western Washington.

Are your energy bills skyrocketing? Do you find it impossible to keep your home cool during the hot summer months? If so, your windows are likely to blame.

If you live in Western Washington, you know that almost as soon as summer ends, rainy season begins. Rain is a major obstacle during a roof replacement, so it’s best to get the job done when the chance of a storm is minimal. Why Replace a Roof During Dry Summer Months?

Win a $10,000 Window Replacement from Harley Exteriors If you’ve been dreaming about new windows, then get excited because Harley Exteriors is gearing up to give away another $10,000 window makeover! You don’t want to miss out on this chance to upgrade your home for free, so enter today.