Those window inserts work better than most folks expect, but I’ve seen people slap them in without fixing the gaps first and then wonder why it’s stil...

Not sure I’d always say studs are the end-all, especially in old houses where nothing’s ever square and sometimes the stud is nowhere near where you a...

That’s the reality with these old houses—charm comes with a side of headaches. I’ve seen folks spend a small fortune chasing wireless fixes, but those...

Nailed it. I’ve seen more jobs ruined by careless install than by cheap glass. Folks get sold on argon like it’s magic, but if the seals aren’t right,...

Tried those shrink-wrap kits once on a client's north-facing windows. Honestly, didn't expect much, but they did cut down drafts noticeably. Still, th...

Yeah, new windows aren't magic for heating bills, unfortunately. Most heat loss happens through walls and roofs anyway. But you're right—comfort-wise,...

I've installed quite a few of these rechargeable shades for clients, and your experience sounds pretty typical. Manufacturers always seem to stretch t...

Fiberglass is solid, no argument there, but it's not a magic bullet. I've seen folks slap it on thinking they're set for life, only to call me two yea...

Curtains can definitely trap moisture, but honestly, cracking them open is more of a band-aid fix. If you're still seeing fogging after insulation upg...

Good points here, fiberglass definitely holds up well in harsh conditions, but I've seen plenty of vinyl windows last a good while too—even near the c...