Inland Empire

Redlands Replacement Windows in Redlands CA Yellow Pages by Superpages Our current ad in the Superpages yellow book under Windows All part of our on going effort to reach our customers. WIT Windows and Doors 402 W. Colton Ave. Redlands, CA. 92374 Simonton Daylight max windowsRead Full Story

WIT Windows and Doors serves Southern California from our location in s Redlands, CA. We install replacement windows and doors for home owners but also sell to contractors and do it yourself home owners. We carry name brand home windows which you can see in our showroom, brands include Simonton and Ply Gem vinyl windows.  Jeld Wen wood wood windows. Plastpro and Thermatru fiberglass front doors and French doors. WIT Windows and Doors 402 W. Colton Ave. Redlands, CA. 92374 (909...Read Full Story

Yes! We actually have a physical location, a show room. WIT Windows and Doors is located at 402 W. Colton Ave, Redlands, CA. 92373. FIND US LINK CONTACT US LINK This is our very own before and after photograph of our show room Member of Redlands Chamber of Commerce Over the years we have received many compliments for restoring an old building and adding value to the community. Showing Simonton Windows and doors, featuring their daylight max version of replacement windows...Read Full Story

Wood French Doors and Wood Windows – MIRA by Ply Gem WIT Windows and Doors Redlands, Soutern CaliforniaRead Full Story

Simonton Daylight Max before and after photograph Sleek low profile vinyl frame means less frame and more view! Low e glass with argon gas means energy savings. A Southern California favorite among replacement windows. Visit our showroom WIT Windows and Doors 402 W.  Colton Ave. Redlands, CA. 92373 909-792-6587Read Full Story

 You may have read my recent post Foreclosure Recovery Scams in Your Area . In that post I mentioned talking with Graciela Carvajal of ACORN Housing in San Bernardino, CA . She told me that there is such a large population of minorities in this area who don’t understand not only the loan process but the foreclosure process it makes them ideal victims. During our conversation she also mentioned that since she’s Hispanic she monitors the Spanish media and is amazed and concerned by the number...Read Full Story

In the current market many homeowners are finding themselves faced with foreclosure proceedings. With the hope of catching-up the delinquent payments dwindling the only option left often becomes selling the home… quickly . Many areas have seen home values drop so that sales prices will not cover the loan balance. Don´t despair. Your lender may be willing to work with you on a short sale transaction, i.e. you can sell the home for current market value but the sale is lender approved as to what...Read Full Story

There was a time when being "out of touch" as just the norm, we didn't realize there was a problem. There was pagers, voice mai;, even others who could write down phone messages for us. Imagine being without our cell phone now! Yeah, we have problems with dropped calls, areas we can't get a sgnial, dropping them in the toilet, but we deal & can't imagine being out of touch. Even if we don't need them as 'road warriors', we need to be able to be reached by our kids, spouses, volunteer...Read Full Story

There are so many mortgage & real estate scams to look out for, and they've probably always existed, but the current housing and mortgage crisis seems to be bringing out the unethical and immoral with new vigor. Each of these scams seems to be more dastardly than the next but to be honest it just depends on which one you have read about most recently. One of the predatory stings seems to involve someone representing himself as a contractor who is hired to make the necessary repairs required...Read Full Story

In July 2007 Alberta and her husband signed a 2 year lease option agreement for a home in Hesperia, California only to find out 10 months later that the home was in the final stages of the foreclosure process and that it had entered default the previous December. At the same time they found out that the person being represented as the owner (landlord) was neither the property owner nor the owner’s representative. They had paid over $20,000.00 dollars to a scam artist with no hope of getting...Read Full Story