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RE: Stormy nights and soggy sills—a coastal homeowner's dilemma

Bronze is decent, but I've had pretty good luck with anodized aluminum hardware too. Put some window frames in about four years ago, and they're still...

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RE: Vinyl vs Fiberglass Windows for Cold Mountain Winters?

Had a similar experience here. When we replaced our old fiberglass windows with vinyl, I was skeptical at first, but we definitely noticed fewer draft...

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RE: Choosing the Right Window Contractor for Your Home Type in Tampa Bay

@gaming_emily I went the financing route. A lot of window companies do offer financing. In my case, Pro Tech Windows & Doors had a 0% interest for...

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

Good points on prep, but honestly, flashing tape isn't always the best choice for windows anyway. In my experience: - Caulk tends to hold up better f...

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RE: What are the current replacement window design trends in Tampa Bay?

I'm surprised no one has mentioned skylights or solar tubes yet – they’re not windows in the vertical sense, but they are windows to the sky! I know t...

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RE: Top Mistakes Tampa Bay Homeowners Make During Window Replacement Projects

Something I messed up: I focused so much on windows that I forgot about my sliding glass door. My house has a big old slider to the patio that is just...

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RE: Energy-Efficient Window Upgrades: Worth It in Tampa Bay?

I noticed some folks talking about condensation. Just to echo those points – with our new energy-efficient windows, we sometimes get condensation on t...

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RE: Energy-Efficient Windows: Retrofitting vs Full Replacement in Tampa Bay

@cocon47 Kudos to you for giving it a shot. I considered DIY as well (watched a ton of YouTube videos on window installs) but ultimately hired pros fo...

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RE: Long-Term ROI of Energy-Efficient Windows in Tampa Bay Homes

Good point on the tax credit @vr_jeff. I believe currently you can get up to $600 federal tax credit for new energy-efficient windows (at least as of ...

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RE: Simonton, PGT, or Others? Best Windows for Tampa Heat & Energy Savings

I’m a newcomer here and just read through the whole thread – wow! Huge thank you to everyone. This has been enlightening and makes me actually excited...

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