anthonymentor
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RE: Getting new windows in without the headaches: my step-by-step

I’ve had similar luck with butyl, especially when dealing with older wood frames that aren’t exactly square anymore. The acrylic tapes just never seem...

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RE: Battling drafty windows—what actually works in winter?

Shrink film’s a classic move, no question. I’ve put it up for plenty of folks—never looks great, but it does the job when you need it. Weatherstrippin...

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RE: How I Broke Down the Costs for New Windows Without Losing My Mind

I’ve seen that happen plenty—folks watch a couple videos and think flashing’s just slapping some tape on, but they don’t realize how easy it is to mis...

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RE: Does anyone else notice the greenish hue from low-e windows?

That’s pretty much how it goes. I’ve seen it in a bunch of jobs—folks pick a color from the swatch, love it in the store, then once those low-e window...

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RE: Would you bother with three layers of glass for a cabin in the boonies?

Had a client swap out just one old drafty window in their weekend place, and honestly, the difference was night and day for that one room. Rest of the...

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RE: Thinking about switching to composite frames—worth the hype or nah?

Honestly, I’ve seen plenty of folks get composite frames thinking they’re maintenance-free, but scratches are a pain. Buffing them out only helps a li...

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RE: Torn between Simonton's contemporary vs traditional picture window styles

Had a job last year where the homeowners mixed traditional and contemporary Simonton windows—traditional up front, contemporary in the back addition. ...

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RE: Finally upgraded my windows and loving the results

Had a similar experience myself. Did a job for a family friend who was convinced new windows would fix everything—drafts, noise, heating bills, you na...

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RE: Thinking about privacy glass for home windows—worth the hype?

Had a client last year who went all-in on privacy glass for their living room windows. Looked great at first, but within a month they were complaining...

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RE: Windows that survive thin air and chilly temps

I've installed vinyl windows in plenty of homes here in Wisconsin, and honestly, cracking usually happens when they're cheap or poorly fitted. Had a c...

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