What Are The Benefits Of Replacement Windows?
In the 1960’s, vinyl home replacement windows were a craze because they required less maintenance and beautified houses in a snap. Because of this popularity and because of the relative ease in manufacturing vinyl, the window industry began to innovate replacement windows by leaps and bounds. In no time, customers were given the option of custom-built replacement windows. Originally, replacement windows were made of separate vinyl parts that were assembled at the jobsite with screws. When fusion welding was introduced years later into the vinyl window industry the new windows quickly outmatched their mechanically fastened predecessors – reducing the chance of cracking in the frame or breaking the window seams during installation. The creation of the vinyl replacement window not only started a brain storm in the production of the windows themselves but started a revolution in the manufacturing of the material as well. Vinyl has always been made by processing petroleum, but in the earlie
