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We are celebrating 50 years and is Joining Lower Price Hill Development
Tri-State Wholesale Building Supplies is celebrating 50 years of superior service to Greater Cincinnati, OH. In addition to this milestone, they have officially opened a new building to the public in Lower Price Hill as of March 23, 2020. Here’s what you need to know...
What Kind of Windows Should You Use in Your Rental Property?
When you’re choosing replacement windows for your rental properties, there are essentially three options: vinyl, aluminum, and wood-framed. Prices vary between the three, but so do their performance characteristics. Here is a breakdown of some factors to consider...
How a BreezeWay™ Patio Enclosure Can Enhance Your Summer
Patios add beneficial outdoor space to your home, creating a defined area for dining, relaxing, and entertaining. However, your time outdoors may be interrupted by pests or weather, and you might find you’re spending more time on maintenance than actually enjoying the...
4 Popular Vinyl Siding Styles to Choose From
Thanks to its low cost and incredible durability, vinyl is one of the most popular siding materials in America, protecting nearly a third of all homes across the country. Vinyl siding materials are stronger, longer-lasting, and more reliable than many other options,...
A Guide to Windows & HVAC System Efficiency
Families in the Midwest often have high energy bills due to extreme summer heat, as well as low winter temperatures. Your home’s windows may be negatively impacting this cost. Here is some information on how new windows can improve your HVAC efficiency and lower your...
Why Vinyl Is a Fantastic Material for Railing Installations
Whether inside or outside, railings play an important role in the safety and aesthetic of a home. When incorporating them into a new construction or remodeling project, selecting the right material will help preserve a home’s style. There are a number of options...
A Guide to PVC vs. Composite Decking
Polyvinyl chloride, or PVC, and composite decking are two of the most popular deck materials available. Each has several unique benefits and features which should be considered when making a selection. Use the following guide to learn more about each to help...
4 Factors to Consider When Choosing Replacement Windows
New windows can slash energy bills, rejuvenate the look of your house, and make every room more comfortable. Manufacturers offer options for every home, but the sheer number of available products can make choosing replacement windows challenging. The following guide...
3 Benefits of Installing New Vinyl Windows
Aluminum and wood were the superior replacement window choices for most homeowners for a long time. However, in the last 40 years, vinyl has largely taken over the top spot, quickly becoming the most popular option. Here are just a few of the benefits you can expect...
3 Benefits of Enclosing Your Patio
Adding a patio or decking enclosure to your house is a fantastic way to maximize your usable space. This feature not only provides your family with more year-round outdoor enjoyment but can also increase the value of your home. Below are some of the most important...
The Do’s & Don’ts of Vinyl Siding Replacement
Vinyl siding requires replacement after about 10 to 20 years because constant exposure to various types of weather can leave it mildewed, bulging, and buckled. Insects, such as ants, wasps, termites, and earwigs, can also take shelter in old and compromised material....
3 Benefits of PVC Decking
Building a deck on your property helps expand the usable living space outside, creating the perfect place to grill food, gather with family members, and entertain guests. If you are planning this upgrade, choosing the right decking material will ensure you get the...
A Guide to Black Exterior Laminate Vinyl Windows
If it’s time to purchase replacement windows due to problems like deteriorating wooden frames and closing difficulties, consider black laminate vinyl for your home's exterior. This hot trend piggybacks on luxury vinyl windows that have been popular for years, but it...
3 Tips for Choosing a New Front Door
The front door is one of the primary focal points of your home's exterior. Since it naturally draws the eye, you want to choose a feature that is visually appealing. However, it should also be made of a material that is durable enough to withstand the elements...
Will Replacement Windows Keep Your Home Warm This Winter?
There's nothing like cozying up on the couch with a blanket when the outdoor temperatures start to drop. However, during winter, your heating bill may skyrocket as the furnace combats the cold. Having a contractor install quality replacement windows can help cut your...
A Guide to Low-E Glass Windows
If your client wants high-efficiency replacement windows, ones with low emissivity (low-E) glass are a perfect option. You want customers to make informed decisions about the materials in their homes, so it can be helpful for you to brush up on how and why low-E panes...
A Guide to FlexScreen
When purchasing new or replacement windows, the right screens are essential for protection and ventilation. The FlexScreen—as seen on the popular television show Shark Tank—is the world's first flexible window screen. If you're unfamiliar with this model, the...
3 Popular Window Styles
Whether you’re designing your dream home or in need of replacement windows to complete a remodeling project, you’ll find that you have a wide range of options to choose from. Window types vary according to their intended use, placement, and decorative style, and...
5 Reasons to Install Vinyl Siding
Siding serves as a protective covering for a home, creating a watertight barrier that preserves the integrity of the structure. While it's available in a variety of materials, vinyl siding is one of the more popular choices. The product offers a number of hard-to-beat...
A Guide to Leaf Relief® Gutter Protection Systems
When it comes to protecting the roofing, siding, and other exterior materials of the home from the elements, gutter guards are among the most effective solutions. Although most types of coverings will reduce the risk of overflows, corrosion, and blockages, some—like...
