Yeah, the “quick swap” fantasy gets a reality check fast, especially with houses from that era. Those old bungalows are full of surprises—sometimes it...

I get where you’re coming from on window inserts—they’re definitely a decent patch if you’re not ready to rip everything out. But honestly, after year...

Double pane’s usually the sweet spot for most homes, honestly. I’ve swapped out windows in plenty of older ranches and unless you’re up in the mountai...

That’s the rub, isn’t it? I’ve put up blackout curtains in plenty of bedrooms, and while they’re unbeatable for blocking out early morning light, they...

Thermal curtains definitely help, especially with older windows like you mentioned. But honestly, if your windows are really drafty or single-pane, cu...

Couldn't agree more—seen too many installs go south because someone tried cutting corners. Personally, I've installed both brands, and while SageGlass...

I've had similar experiences with polyurethane, especially in colder climates. Silicone's fine for general sealing, but when you're dealing with big t...

Totally agree with this. Weatherstripping is underrated—I've seen it buy people an extra winter or two before needing new windows. It's not glamorous,...

You're spot-on about sealing up those drafty spots around the windows and doors—makes a huge difference. Can't tell you how many houses I've worked on...

Agree about sealing and flashing—seen too many DIY jobs go south because folks skimped there. Also, don't underestimate leveling and shimming...nothin...