Sunday, August 9, 2015
Monday, July 20, 2015
Marvin Ultrex Fiberglass Window Experts
Marvin Ultrex Fiberglass Window Experts!
Gravina's Window Center of Littleton is THE expert in the best fiberglass window on the market - Infinity from Marvin!
ULTREX PERFORMANCE
Cold, heat, and time – no worries
Ultrex resists the ravages of cold, heat, time and pressure to provide the most worry-free windows and doors available today. While vinyl can distort in extreme heat or streak and crack in the fluctuating temperatures, Infinity products offer the highest level of performance and are virtually maintenance-free.
Low thermal expansion means a stronger seal
Ultrex has an extremely low thermal expansion rate, which keeps the window stable and weathertight, reducing the risk of seal failures and air leakage into your home.
Tired of windows that are difficult to operate?
The low expansion of Ultrex means Infinity Windows resist sticking, swelling, and warping, providing easy operation for the life of the window.
Tired of high-maintenance windows?
The low expansion of Ultrex means Infinity’s patented finish stays looking like new and is virtually maintenance free. It resists discoloring, warping, rotting, corrosion, denting, rust and doesn’t require sanding, scraping, or painting.
Ready-for-Replacement-Windows Checklist
Hey Denver, with summer storms coming and going, ensuring that you have strong, durable windows is a must. But what if you can’t tell whether your windows are in good condition? Testing your windows to see whether or not they need to be replaced is as simple as checking off this checklist from Gravina's Window Center of Littleton!
Are You Ready for Replacement Windows? You Might Be If… 
…your current windows are only single pane. Double pane windows are the standard now when it comes to quality window design. Your single pane windows are a sign of outdated construction and style.
…you have trouble opening and shutting your current windows. Replacement windows will open and shut easily without sticking; if your current windows are unable to do this, then warping, damage, or age may be the culprit.
…you experience frequent drafts and leaks. If the sealant used to keep out air and water is no longer doing its job, then replacement windows can help to prevent the kinds of problems this leads to, including mold development and water damage.
…you notice street noises indoors. Double pane replacement windows will not only seal out air and water, but also excessive noise. Noises such as passing cars and people should be kept muffled; if you can hear them loud and clear, it is time to say goodbye to your current, outdated windows.
By not replacing your windows, you not only run the risk of exposing your home to damage in the upcoming season, but you also may find yourself spending more money in the long run. Replacement windows help you save on energy costs and stop you from paying for expensive repairs necessitated by “bad” windows. Get in touch with Gravina's Window Center of Littleton today for more information.
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
PLAN FOR YOUR SUMMER DECOR
PLAN FOR YOUR SUMMER DECOR
St. Tropez Collection outdoor furniture from David Francis: Add a dose of breezy tropical style to your surroundings with the St. Tropez Outdoor Collection. This collection is crafted using all-weather Cyroplene and Viro fibers over a powder-coated aluminum frame. Its water resistant cushions are incredibly comfortable and upholstered in beautiful Sunbrella fabric. David Francis
Take a look at your patio furniture. Does it need to be replaced or refurbished? If your furniture is metal or wood, consider giving it a fresh coat of paint. Teak can be power-washed and preserved with a coat of tung oil, which when dry creates a durable, water-resistant finish. If your furniture is plastic, a mild solution of bleach and soapy water can rid it of grime and mold.
But there comes a time when the age or condition of the furniture means all these DIY cleanup tricks just don't work. Eventually you'll have to replace each piece and start over.
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Sunday, February 8, 2015
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