Winter weather is in full swing with the temperatures officially dropping to "way too cold." While we're cranking the heat inside, it's not uncommon to find a chilly draft coming through the windows ...

Drafty windows can make your home uncomfortable and significantly affect your heating and cooling bills. You can save an average of 15 percent on these costs when you seal the gaps around your home ...

The older your home is, the less likely it is to have energy-efficient windows. Thankfully, the best window insulation kits are an affordable DIY solution that can significantly cut down on the cost ...

Step 1: Use a scraper to remove the old caulk from the interior of the window where it borders the window trim and the ...

Winter is a season of beauty, with snow-dusted lawns and sparkling frost transforming the landscape into a picturesque wonderland. However, along with its charm comes a set of challenges for ...

An expert has shared a simple trick that could help trap more heat in your home, without the need to turn up the heating.

The cold weather is coming, and your house isn’t ready. But with a few purchases, you can harden your home against the chill.

The U.S. Department of Energy reports that 30 percent of a home's heat is lost through windows. The summer is no better; 76 percent of sunlight that hits windows leads to higher temps in your rooms.

Although the beauty of sunlight streaming in through windows goes into hibernation during the winter, there are a couple of other reasons you'd want to sit by the glass and romanticize the season.

Temperatures are dropping as winter approaches. Here are some tips and a checklist to prepare your home for colder weather.

Insulation is essential in keeping your house cool in summer and warm in winter. But because of that passive nature, it’s easy to forget that it’s sitting there, keeping heat from escaping, and needs ...