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RE: Windows that survive thin air and chilly temps

Had a similar thing happen at my place—thought curtains would do the trick, but nope. Turned out the seals were fine, but the frames themselves had ti...

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RE: Struggling to find shades or curtains for huge windows

Twice a year is definitely manageable, especially compared to some other smart home gadgets I've tried. I haven't personally gone motorized yet, but m...

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RE: Finally upgraded to Kolbe windows, anyone else notice a difference?

Had a similar experience in our old place. Thought the wooden windows were fine—classic charm and all—but every winter, condensation would build up li...

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RE: Double vs triple pane windows—worth the extra cost or just hype?

I remember peeling back trim in my old place and finding gaps big enough to lose a screwdriver in...no joke. Makes me wonder though, if sealing and in...

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RE: Getting Started with Window Replacement in Tampa Bay: A Local Homeowner's Guide

I've had my share of wonky frames too—nothing like realizing your "perfect" measurements were off by a mile halfway through installation. Personally, ...

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RE: Thinking about moving to the Grand Canyon state, but worried about the heat

I wondered about that too before installing reflective film in my living room. Honestly, at first, it felt a little weird—like wearing sunglasses indo...

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RE: Found out you can finance new windows—who knew?

Good call checking with the bank first—I wish I'd thought of that before diving into financing through the window company. We ended up with a decent d...

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RE: How thorough are companies about screening window installation crews?

This hits home for me. We had windows replaced last summer, and at first glance, everything seemed fine. But a few weeks later, I noticed drafts comin...

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RE: Window Shopping Dilemma: Andersen 100 or Pella 250 for the Budget-Conscious Homeowner?

Totally agree with this. Reminds me of when I was convinced my windows were garbage because of constant condensation. Turned out, the bathroom exhaust...

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RE: Replacing windows without emptying your wallet

Totally agree about spacing out the replacements. When we did ours, we tackled just the front-facing windows first since they were in rough shape and ...

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