by Omaha Door & Window | Dec 2, 2014 | Tips
Garage doors are one of those objects around the house that most people just don’t take notice of until something goes wrong. They’re helpful when they’re working, and they’re a pain when they aren’t. In fact, garage doors have a lot of moving parts—and they’re not as...
by Omaha Door & Window | Nov 21, 2014 | Tips
When shopping for windows, it may not be immediately clear to you if one window is better than another. Many uninstalled windows look similar, after all, so it can be hard to tell how a window will perform when it’s installed in your home. Even so, purchasing...
by Omaha Door & Window | Nov 13, 2014 | Tips
To most people, summer seems like the best time to get windows installed. After all, with all those open holes in your home, don’t you want to do your install when you’re not going to freeze? The truth is that windows can be installed any time of the year, including...
by Omaha Door & Window | Nov 6, 2014 | Tips
Although many homeowners know that windows are an item that may need to be replaced in their home’s lifetime, many of those same homeowners don’t know when windows need to be replaced, or why. Do windows only need to be replaced when they’re old? Does that leaky...
by Omaha Door & Window | Oct 29, 2014 | Uncategorized
It’s been a while since we’ve published to our blog, but we’d like to let all of our readers and followers know that we’re ramping up production and planning on publishing once a week. Although this isn’t a completely fresh start, we thought that a good starting place...
by Matt Murnan | Feb 9, 2014 | Testimonials
Just another one of our satisfied customers discussing his recent experience with Omaha Door & Window installing a new bay window in his home.
by Matt Murnan | Feb 9, 2014 | Our Products
Take a look at a timelapse of one of our professional installers putting in a Residential Garage Door.
by Matt Murnan | Feb 9, 2014 | Tips
Have you ever wondered how to program your garage door opener? Here is a brief tutorial explaining how you program your Genie and LiftMaster transmitters.
