Acre Windows & Doors Blog

Last week we installed beautiful Andersen windows and a french door in a Moorestown, NJ home. We installed a large specialty window, a picture window, and a beautiful Andersen French door. The installation of these couple windows gave this beautiful Morrestown home’s living room some extra light and a beautiful view. 

Last week we installed a variety of 15 Andersen replacement windows in a beautiful Trenton, NJ home. What made this project so unique was the customer's decision to mix and match window types. Most customers we see choose the same type of window for every opening they are replacing. But at this home they chose some wood windows and some fibrex windows, which allowed them to achieve the specific look they were going for in each individual room.

Last Wednesday we installed eleven 100 Series Andersen windows in Wrightstown, NJ. We installed eight single hung windows and three picture windows. Each window we installed had a matching white interior and white exterior color. The windows that we installed were grid-less which gave the Wrightstown home a modern curb appeal.

Last Thursday we installed 21 Andersen Double Hung windows for a beautiful 1958 Trenton, NJ home. They were all 400 Series Woodwright Windows, Andersen’s signature wood window.

Last week we installed five double hung windows for a beautiful single family home in Chalfont. The double hung windows were Andersen 400 series replacement windows. Andersen 400 series windows are made out of wood and vinyl to make a composite material. This composite material is strong, long lasting, and is made to resist water and seal out outdoor elements.

Did you know that the average home loses one-third of its heat through drafty windows? With winter in full swing, breezy windows become more noticeable, but many homeowners still

At ACRE Windows, nothing brings us more pride than a job well done and extremely happy customers. Recently

There’s no doubt that energy efficiency is highly coveted in today’s climate of high heating and cooling costs. If you

Are your windows looking a little worse-for-wear these days? Are they drafty, hard to operate, or simply not as secure as they once were? No