Replacement Window Guides Website Launched To Offer Free Advice To Consumers Looking To Replace Thei

Online, November 3, 2011 (Newswire.com) - From a consumer perspective replacing your windows can often be a daunting and challenging task as well as being very costly, it's often hard for consumers to know which window is which, how much they should expect to pay and which product is best suited for their needs. But a brand new online resource has been launched to change all of that.

The Replacement Window Guide website has been developed an launched by Ben Johnson to solve the very problems he faced when rennovating his own home just a year or so ago. Released onto the market just a few weeks ago the Replacement Window Guide has already been a hit in the industry with traffic reported to be growing at a fast rate and many window companies showing an interest in the new resource.

We spoke with Ben Johnson, the owner and creator of the Replacement Window Guide, to find out what inspired him to create his new online resource. Mr Johnson said "When I was rennovating my last home once of the things I had the most problems with was replacing the windows, I had no idea which window types to choose, which materials to select or what grants and tax benefits were available to me. I had to spend a lot of time doing thorough research through several different mediums which took me away from the actual rennovation."

Mr Johnson went on to say that "I didn't see why people should have this problem when replacing their own home window and that's the reason I decided to use my own knowledge learned from the rennovation to help others through my own online resource."

Home rennovation and DIY is something which has increased in popularity over the last few years and this online resource for people undertaking home improvement and rennovation seems to be a welcomed addition to a market in which the information available is often incomplete and spread out.

The creation of the Replacement Window Guide has inspired Mr Johnson to look into other aspects of DIY and home improvement, in particular looking at areas where the knowledge he's learned over the past 3 years can help others avoid the mistakes and hurdles he came across. He remarked that "a larger network is currently on the cards".