Triple-glazed vinyl’s a solid move—seen way fewer callbacks for moisture issues since folks started using those. Curious, did you look at fiberglass o...

I’ve run into this a lot on jobs—double-pane windows are good for energy, but honestly, they’re not magic for noise, especially low-frequency stuff li...

Yeah, I hear you. When the tech fails, it’s a pain. Still, for folks dealing with brutal afternoon sun, smart glass or shades can be a real help—just ...

That’s about right. Vinyl’s never truly maintenance-free, just less of a hassle than old wood frames. I’ve swapped out a lot of windows for folks expe...

Yeah, rope caulk’s decent for a season, but once it dries out, it just doesn’t flex much—easy to knock loose. Tape kits work alright if you don’t mind...

Been there. Had a client insist on standard sizes to save cash—ended up costing more in labor fixing gaps and insulation issues. Custom sizing upfront...

Cellular shades are a solid suggestion, especially if insulation matters to you. I've installed them for clients who had similar issues with reflectiv...

I get the glare issue, but glossy can still work nicely in larger rooms if you balance it right. I've installed glossy windows in farmhouse-style kitc...

Vinyl windows don't really need sealants like wood does. They're pretty low-maintenance by design. Just keep them clean and check the caulking occasio...

Good point about leaving space for shims—seen too many windows jammed tight into openings. Had a client once who measured perfectly but forgot to chec...