I've installed these kits a bunch of times, and honestly, they're underrated. A few quick points from experience: - Proper prep is key—clean the wind...

You're spot on about acoustic glass being a game changer. Curtains and blinds can dampen some higher frequencies, but they won't touch the low rumble ...

I've seen a few setups like that actually—smart blinds paired with sheer curtains can look pretty sleek. A couple things to consider though: - Sheers...

Curtains definitely help, especially with higher-frequency noises like traffic or voices. But if you're dealing with deeper, low-frequency sounds (thi...

Good call on the weather stripping—caulk can help temporarily, but it's rarely a long-term fix. A few things to keep in mind: - Caulk shrinks and cra...

Had a similar experience with SageGlass—spent hours tweaking schedules before realizing the sensor placement was off. Once dialed in though, performan...

Definitely agree on cellular shades losing some insulation over time—seen that happen quite a bit. A few things I've noticed: - Higher-quality double...

Sounds familiar—window leaks can be sneaky. A lot of folks assume it's just the caulking, but flashing issues are surprisingly common and often overlo...

Agree with your points on vinyl—modern vinyl windows hold up pretty well overall. Fiberglass does have some advantages though: - Better thermal stabi...

From my experience installing windows, most buyers aren't laser-focused on premium finishes unless you're selling a high-end or historic home. A few q...