If your windows rattle when a UPS truck drives by, fog up more than your bathroom mirror, or force you to wear a hoodie inside your own home in July, your house might be trying to tell you something. As a Louisville homeowner, you get the full four-season experience: humid summers, cold winters, Derby-week temperature mood swings… and old windows that just can’t keep up.
At Window Depot of Louisville, we love giving back to the community. Through our Salute to Service Giveaway, we looked for opportunities to recognize and honor those who quietly serve others every day. We are proud to celebrate Gary Boschain and his family as our Salute to Service winners who received a brand-new entry door for their home.
If you’ve ever wrestled with a tangled set of blinds at 6 a.m. before coffee, this one’s for you. Windows with blinds inside the glass are like the “I’ve got my life together” version of regular windows. They look cleaner, work smoother, and don’t collect dust bunnies the size of small pets. For Louisville, Kentucky homeowners who want privacy, energy-efficiency, and less hassle, internal blinds might just be your new favorite home upgrade. Read more
If you’ve ever stared at your old drafty windows with a tape measure in one hand and a mild sense of panic in the other…you’re in the right place. Measuring for replacement windows isn’t rocket science, but there is a right way and a very wrong (and expensive) way to do it—especially here in Louisville, Kentucky, where our weather loves to throw all four seasons at your house in a single week. Read more
If you’ve ever stood next to an old, drafty window in January and thought, “Is it colder in here than it is outside?”…you are absolutely not alone. Louisville winters may not be as brutal as, say, Minnesota, but when that damp Ohio River chill creeps in, it feels like it goes straight to your bones. That’s exactly where triple pane windows come in to save the day (and your toes). At Window Depot USA of Louisville, we help local homeowners stay warmer, cozier, and less shocked by their utility bills all winter long. Read more
