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RE: Keeping the heat in without cranking up the thermostat

I noticed the noise thing too, actually. They're not exactly soundproofing, but definitely took the edge off street traffic for me. One thing I've see...

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RE: Windows that survive thin air and chilly temps

You're spot on about insulation having a bigger immediate impact. In my experience, windows are more of a long-term play—they help with drafts and con...

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RE: Rain sneaking in around my window—caulk or weather stripping?

Good points about the flashing—seen that happen more times than I'd like. Curious though, have you checked if your window has a proper drip cap instal...

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RE: Big windows vs heating bills—worth it?

Yeah, humidity can really drag out glazing projects—been there myself. Traditional putty is definitely reliable if you prep right, but I've seen good ...

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RE: Replacing windows without emptying your wallet

Interior storm windows are definitely underrated. I've recommended them to a few clients who were hesitant about the cost of full replacements, and th...

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RE: Replacing windows without emptying your wallet

I've seen weatherproof tape hold up surprisingly well too, especially if you prep the surface right. Three winters is pretty impressive, actually. One...

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RE: Tampa Bay Window Design Trends Homeowners Are Loving in 2025

I've installed quite a few pergolas and awnings for clients around Tampa, and honestly, exterior shading tends to outperform interior solutions like b...

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RE: Stripping vs sanding old window trim—what works better?

Yeah, totally agree with this. I've used gel strippers indoors a couple times, and even with ventilation, the fumes lingered way longer than I expecte...

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RE: Why Are Wood Windows So Crazy Expensive These Days?

Yeah, composites have definitely come a long way in terms of durability and insulation, but I still think there's something to be said for wood's long...

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RE: Keeping wooden windows alive longer without going broke

Had similar issues with latex myself—seems like prep is key. If the wood isn't bone-dry or perfectly primed, peeling happens fast. Your thin-layer ide...

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