CoBiz Magazine has published their 2018 List of the Top 50 Family-Owned Companies in Colorado
Gravina’s Window Center has been named one of ColoradoBiz’s Top 50 Family-Owned Companies. Each year, ColoradoBiz does their research, collects industry data and enables reader voting to produce their yearly list of the top family-owned businesses in the state of Colorado.
After 45 years in business, this is the first time Gravina’s has made the list.
What we have here in 2017 is a heap of chaos and disruption. What we need in 2018? The Pantone Color Institute thinks whatever that might be will come in the deep purple hue of “Ultra Violet,” its color of the year revealed Thursday.
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A bow window or compass window is a curved bay window. Bow windowsare designed to create space by projecting beyond the exterior wall of a building, and to provide a wider view of the garden or street outside and typically combine four or more casement windows, which join together to form an arch. SOURCE
Bow windows are designed to create space by projecting beyond the exterior wall of a building, and to provide a wider view of the garden or street outside, and typically combine four or more casement windows. source
“The Littleton Twilight Criterium is back for its 6th year! It’s a free festival atmosphere featuring food, a beer garden, kids activities and live music on the streets into the evening.
A “criterium” race is defined as a timed circuit around a short, technical course. Spectators can watch the racers fly by the 0.8-mile course at nearly 30 mph! The event is part of USA Cycling’s National Calendar. There will be six total races, highlighted by the Men’s and Women’s Professional races under the lights.”
JAMES HARDIE® SIDING NAMED GREENEST SIDING BRAND BY INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS
James Hardie, the leader in fiber cement siding, has once again been recognized by Green Builder® for having the most sustainable siding products. Green Builder® Media conducted its annual 2017 Readers’ Choice survey, which highlights leading green brands that have garnered the loyalty of building professionals.
The survey polls readers in the residential construction market to get insights into their sustainable product preferences and brand perceptions. Which green products are most familiar? Which brands do they trust and specify most often?
James Hardie was selected as offering the greenest products in the siding category, with the most respondents recommending the company’s sustainable exterior options over other siding manufacturers.
“A primary factor to James Hardie’s sustainability is its durability,” said John Dybsky, senior marketing manager at James Hardie. “Our products handle high heat, UV radiation and moisture exceptionally well, which significantly reduces the need for replacement over time.”
Tired of the heat already? Your window plays a huge role in the volume of heat that gains entry into your home, or that is lost, at any point in time. This is why it is important that you are aware of the enormous consequences of having poor quality windows installed in your home. Not only do they serve as a major source of unwanted heat gain (in the summer months) or heat loss (in the winter months), they also require you to spend extra (unbudgeted money, sometimes) to have the Air Conditioning system running overtime, to keep your home temperature cool.
As a matter of fact, with our Infinity from Marvin Replacement window, there is technology that makes it possible for you to have super energy-efficient windows with low-E coatings, thus helping to reduce the typical solar heat gain, without compromising the design, view or the amount of daylight that comes in.
For this article, we are referring to the replacement window market primarily. When discussing America’s window manufacturers, you always hear of the “Big Three” – Andersen, Marvin, and Pella. All three are exceptional window manufacturers. They all started as wood window companies and have evolved over the years. As they have evolved so, have other window companies. The window market grew, and now there are dozens of window manufacturers in the U.S. What makes the “Big Three” so special now? As far as we are concerned, there is only one window manufacturer you need to think of – Marvin Windows and Doors. Andersen Windows still makes excellent products and has diversified quite a bit over the hundred years or so that they have been around. Pella makes suitable products although some in the industry feel their quality has declined some. For quality and excellence, remodelers know that Marvin is the gold standard now.
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