Totally agree on skipping the wall demo—been there, regretted that. I’ve also seen folks try those tension rods for big windows, but they usually sag ...

I get where you’re coming from on the sticker shock. Most folks are surprised when they hear what smart glass actually costs once you factor in instal...

Sealing definitely helps, but honestly, low-frequency rumble is tough to tackle completely without thicker glass or extra layers. Acoustic glass can m...

Cellular shades do help a bit, especially if you get the double-cell ones. Had a client swear by them in Vermont winters. But honestly, they're pricie...

You're definitely covering your bases there. One thing I'd add—be careful not to get too hung up on the lowest quote. I've seen plenty of cases where ...

Had similar frustrations with SageGlass menus at first—felt like I was adjusting settings more than actually enjoying the windows. But after a few wee...

Draft stoppers are decent for a quick fix, but honestly, if your window is letting in that much cold air, you might have bigger issues. Usually means ...

Had a similar thing happen at my place. Set mine up to remind me if the garage window was open past 10 pm. Worked great until I had friends over for a...

Yeah, fiberglass can be a pain with older homes—spent way more time shimming than I'd planned. But you're right, once they're set, the difference is n...

Dehumidifiers can help a bit, but they're more of a band-aid than a real fix. Had a similar issue once—client tried running one constantly, and yeah, ...