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This Halloween, treat yourself and let E-Z Window handle your fall cleanup tasks so you can focus on the trick-or-treaters! We offer a wide variety of services to get even the most ghastly of houses looking great.  Whether you have frightening gutters, cobweb-covered mirrors and light fixtures, scary siding, or creepy concrete, we’ve got it handled. […]

National School Bus Safety Week is recognized during the third full week of October. An ongoing public education program is a way for parents, students, teachers, motorists, school bus operators, and school administrators to band together and communicate the importance of school bus safety. Designed to promote school bus safety, school districts throughout the country […]

It is Window Covering Safety Month, encouraging our local homeowners to use only cordless window coverings if you have babies or young children. If you do have cords on your window coverings, keep this advice in mind: Children, especially toddlers and babies, are full of wonderment and readiness to learn about themselves and their surroundings. […]

It’s supposed to be the time to be grateful and jolly, but hosting holiday guests can sometimes take the fun out of the season. With the endless to-do lists, some might think of this time as a season of high anxiety, especially if you’re thinking of climbing a ladder to clean your light fixtures or […]

Since 1937, the second Monday of each October is recognized as Columbus Day. When you ask people about Columbus Day, they might say it recognizes the day Columbus discovered America. They might recite: “In 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue”. Some even think he landed in what is now the United States! What many people […]

We can thank October for bringing us the spooky holiday of Halloween. And while we can’t wait to give candy to the little ghosts and goblins in our doorway, there are real ghosts and goblins during this time of year that are looking for more than candy. October is #NationalCrimePreventionMonth. Take the proper measures to […]

Since 1985, October has been recognized as Breast Cancer Awareness month. While it was started in the United States by the American Cancer Society, it has grown to become a global initiative. The World Health Organization names breast cancer as one of the most common cancers in women worldwide. Globally, there were about 1.7 million […]

Fire is FAST! Did you know that in less than 30 seconds, a small flame can turn into a major fire? It’s #FirePreventionWeek, a proactive method of reducing emergencies and the damage caused by them. The purpose of fire prevention is to teach the public to take measures to prevent potentially dangerous fire and to […]

In 2006, PACER started a campaign to recognize October as National Bullying Prevention Month. Their goal was to bring awareness to the problem of bullying and to encourage communities, schools and leaders to take action to make schools safer. Approximately 20% of youth in the United States say they’ve been bullied. For some, they might […]

In September, we recognized National Patriotic Day (September 11) honoring those whom we lost on September 11. The nearly 3000 lives will forever hold a cherished place in our hearts and in the history of our nation. Other observances that honor lost lives this month include Gold Star Mother’s and Family’s Day (Last Sunday in […]