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djones57
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RE: How tricky is it to make a window bigger?

Yeah, weird siding profiles are always where things get interesting. I’ve had to cut custom flashings more times than I can count, especially on those...

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RE: Window companies offering “flash sales”—is it really a deal or just hype?

Couldn’t agree more— That’s what I see most. People think they’re saving a few bucks, but then you get drafts or foggy panes after the first cold snap...

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RE: Stormy Nights and Drippy Windows: Quick Fixes That Actually Help

The tape on those kits can be hit or miss, especially with old wood frames that aren’t straight anymore. I’ve had to double up the tape sometimes, or ...

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RE: Why is outside noise STILL getting through my windows?

If you’re still hearing a lot of noise after sealing, check if the window sashes themselves are loose or if the weatherstripping is shot. Sometimes ev...

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RE: Swapping out old windows for fiberglass: totally worth the effort?

I’ve pulled out a ton of old wood windows from houses built in the ‘40s and ‘50s, and honestly, I get where you’re coming from on the price. Fiberglas...

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RE: Window replacements that actually look old (but work like new?)

Yeah, I’ve seen a lot of folks warm up to storms once they see the newer wood-framed ones in person. I’ll say, they’re not totally invisible—there’s a...

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RE: Struggling to find shades or curtains for huge windows

Did you find the cellular shades worth the hassle of installation, though? I've installed a bunch of them for clients, and you're right—those floor-to...

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

Silicone caulk definitely holds up better long-term, but have you had any issues with removing it later on if you need to replace or repair the window...

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

Mirrors and flashlights can help, sure, but if water's already sneaking in, isn't it better to just bite the bullet and pull the trim? Quick fixes rar...

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RE: Windows that survive thin air and chilly temps

Totally agree about caulking—it's surprising how much heat escapes through those tiny cracks. Did you check the weatherstripping too? People often ove...

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