Welcome!

Hello readers! Welcome to the ACRE Replacement Windows Blog. Each week I will be writing a new post designed to help you understand replacement products, and most importantly, help you improve your home. The format will vary—sometimes I will write a straightforward article, other times a Q&A piece, or sometimes post a series of videos. Regardless of format and specific content, I promise it will be illuminating, interesting, and relevant. No droning on about irrelevant topics or giving you a sales pitch!

I thought for the first post I would tell you a little more about the company. ACRE Windows is a full service replacement window and door business, located in Montgomeryville, PA. We serve almost all of the Delaware Valley, extending from Allentown to the Jersey Shore. We are different than other replacement companies because we offer a variety of products. FACT: ACRE Windows actually sells more than windows! Yes, despite our name we do sell a variety of sliding glass, French, and entry doors from Andersen & Therma-Tru. We also sell a wide variety of windows. Most people think we only sell Andersen Replacement Windows, but that would not be correct. See our Vinyl Windows & ACRE Energy Pro Windows pages if you don’t believe me. You can read all about the replacement products we offer on the website.

Here is ACRE Headquarters, located on Bethlehem Pike in Montgomeryville, PA:

At the end of the blog I will end with the Tip O’ The Week and Picture O’ The Week, which will give you a cool home improvement tip and my favorite related picture of the week.

Come back next week when the real content starts!

Tip O’ The Week:If you care about energy efficiency for windows and doors, the data you need to look at is R and U values--- all you need to remember is the HIGHER the better!(If you want to learn more about R & U Values, here is Wikipedia for now, I’ll write a post on that another day)Picture O’ The Week:This is our holiday card! Usually I will post pictures of windows/doors, but since it is the holiday season, it’s appropriate.Cheers,AW