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Our Address

3440 Rockwell Lane,
Lincoln, CA 95648

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Office Hours

Monday – Friday:
8 AM – 5 PM

Tips for Storing Window Screens

While you’re in the midst of winterizing your home, it’s important to remember the outside of your windows—not just the inside. So many homeowners focus on caulking the cracks, adding tape and plastic, and even hanging blankets over windows in their homes, but few...

Security Window Screens

Whether you live in a nice suburb or in the metro area, with today’s social and political climate, the thought might have crossed your mind to add security to your home. You might have noticed in your area some gas stations and homes with bars on the windows and...

Fall Window Decor

It is the season for fall wardrobes, pumpkin spice, Halloween costumes, and decorations! Fall is the kick-off for the best time of year for decking the halls (and windows) in festive décor. While store-bought inflatables are great, many homeowners want to decorate in...

Sliding Screen Doors

Your home is likely equipped with window screens that allow you to open your windows, without inviting neighborhood mosquitos in. While many newer homes feature a glass “storm door” or decorative door on the outside of the front door, there are also older homes that...

All About French Doors

One of the best parts about owning your home, is making it feel like yours. Maybe your dream home involves a big backyard, beautiful lighting or lots of windows. Either way it’s specially chosen, decorated, and curated just for you. One favorite among many of our...

Benefits of Clear View Doors

When it comes to your home, every dollar you spend should be an investment. Any major purchase is something that can easily lose value if the wrong products are installed, or if it isn’t properly maintained. Every purchase you make and installation you plan for your...

Decorative grid sun screens

Sacramento’s summer heat can be brutal. When the sun hits your home’s windows, it can make your home hot and uncomfortable, and it can drive up your home’s bill. In fact, 76 percent of the sunlight that hits a traditional single-pain window will be converted into heat...