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RE: Is it just me or do new windows barely make a dent in the bills?

You nailed it. I’ve seen folks drop thousands on top-tier windows, but it’s the “boring” air sealing that really moves the needle on those utility bil...

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RE: That awkward moment when your windows need replacing and your wallet says “nope”

I’ve seen folks show up with spreadsheets, color-coded folders, you name it—can’t say it ever makes the sales pitch less awkward, but hey, organizatio...

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RE: If you had to pick: cordless blinds or shades for a house with kids and pets?

Funny how pets and kids can turn window treatments into a full-contact sport. In my experience, cordless roller shades are a safer bet when you’ve got...

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RE: Cracked Windows After Big Temperature Swings—Anyone Else Fed Up?

You nailed it with the humidity thing—people forget just how much moisture we make just living in a house. I’ve seen folks blame their windows when it...

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RE: Cheap and cheerful window makeovers—what’s actually doable?

Yeah, you nailed it—weatherstripping and shrink film are both in that “good enough for now” category, especially with ancient windows. I’ve put up a l...

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RE: WHAT MADE YOUR WINDOW QUOTE JUMP? MATERIALS VS. INSTALLATION

You nailed it with the “standard size” windows being anything but standard in older homes. I’ve run into that more times than I can count. There was t...

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RE: Privacy upgrade dilemma: smart blinds or switchable glass?

Interesting take—I’ve installed both smart blinds and switchable glass for clients, and your experience lines up pretty closely with what I've seen. T...

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RE: Thinking about privacy glass for home windows—worth the hype?

That's a solid combo. I've installed privacy glass for plenty of clients, and honestly, frosted glass alone rarely cuts it at night. Sheer curtains ar...

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

I've gotta agree—weather stripping is more of a band-aid than a permanent fix. Silicone caulk, though messy (and trust me, I've got shirts to prove it...

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RE: Window choices when living way up high

It definitely does, especially if you're dealing with extreme temps and high altitude. Aluminum frames are sturdy, sure, but they're notorious thermal...

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