Pinky’s Iron Doors

  When it comes to Texas weather, unpredictability is the name of the game. From heavy rain to blistering heat to freezing temperatures, the state is known to welcome varied weather conditions as the seasons change. If you’re looking to maximize residential comfort as the weather continues to fluctuate, we’ve got you covered. Here are some home design tips to help you increase interior comfort and energy efficiency. 1. Opt for Low-E Glass Doors and Windows Replacing regular doors and windows with low-e (low-emissivity) glass alternatives  is a great way to keep your home cool during the hot summer months and warm during freezing Texas nights. Low-e glass prevents destructive UV rays from entering your home and causing excessive heating. Similarly, it reflects winter heat back inside, ensuring your home remains comfortably warm during cooler months. Not only will you feel more comfortable, but you’ll also notice a reduction in your electricity bills. Invest in affordable low-e glass ste

The tale is as old as time; you fall in love with the home during your tour with the realtor, and you seal the deal immediately. When you move in, though, the same marble flooring or iron entry doors  don’t seem to be bringing you as much happiness anymore. This isn’t anything new. You've probably gone to a store at some point, tried an outfit on, and thought it looked terrific, but when you come back home… it doesn't impress as much. This is because retailers (and realtors) use many techniques to make their products look better. When you toured the home earlier, you were looking at it with rose-colored glasses. You were taken in with what the realtor had done with the house and were busy imagining its potential. Now it's time to figure out what's missing so you can start making changes to your new home.   View this post on Instagram A post shared by Pinky’s Iron Doors (@pinkysirondoors) on May 29, 2020 at 8:06am PDT There’s Not Enough ‘You’ In