Q: We recently moved into an interior rowhouse. Although we have plenty of windows in the side alley, as well as the front bay and transom windows, I am still desperate for more light. I would like to ...

Front doors are not always easy to install. They require subtle finesse to get them to swing just right. That said, if all conditions are aligned with good decision-making, replacing an existing ...

Q–I know this sounds odd, but is it possible to remove the wood panels in a traditional solid wood, six-panel door and replace them with glass? There is no doubt in my mind that this would make the ...

There is no point in replacing floorpans and interior components on a project if the windows don't roll up or are missing altogether. Such was the case for our 1969 Mustang project, as the ...

Q: I live in a 1935 rowhouse. The original kitchen door has glass panes. The one on the bottom left has a crack. How can the glass be replaced without breaking the trim and giving that section a ...

Q: We will be selling our house in the fall and want to give it some added curb appeal. Would there be much work and expense involved in putting in a new front door? I was thinking of adding side ...

Q. The insulated glass sidelights next to my front door will not come clean. Upon closer inspection, I can see that the seal has probably broken. The dirt and film are on the inside of the panes of ...

Q. This week: We explored the purchase and installation of a single pane (full length) glass/screen storm door for our home's front entrance. With little closed interior hall, we hoped to achieve some ...