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RE: Window choices when living way up high

I've installed quite a few cellular shades over the years, and you're spot-on about insulation—they really do make a noticeable difference. Cleaning i...

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RE: Struggling to find shades or curtains for huge windows

Good points about cellular shades—definitely easier to handle day-to-day. Have you tried combining them with lighter curtains or sheer panels? I've fo...

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RE: Easy ways to keep your windows from aging too fast

Reflective film's decent, but have you noticed any issues with visibility at night? I installed it for a client once, and they mentioned it made thing...

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RE: Just upgraded window coatings and my bills dropped—coincidence?

Glad you're seeing some difference! Did you check your attic insulation too? Window coatings help, sure, but sealing drafts and good insulation usuall...

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RE: Finally upgraded my windows and feeling pretty good about storm season now

Good points about the doors. People often underestimate how much heat loss or drafts can happen through doors, especially older ones. I've seen plenty...

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RE: Windows Need a Makeover—What If You Could Only Pick One Style?

I totally get what you're saying about mixing styles—it can feel off even when you think you've planned it out carefully. Have you considered roller s...

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RE: Painting or Staining Wood Windows—Which Holds Up Better Long-Term?

Interesting point about the UV clear coat holding up better on windows. I've noticed similar results on some projects, but it seems to depend a lot on...

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RE: anyone else struggle with those annoying gaps around windows?

Silicone's decent, but have you considered low-expansion foam? It fills deeper gaps better and stays flexible longer. Just be careful—overdo it and yo...

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RE: Stuck deciding between Andersen's wood and Fibrex windows—any thoughts?

I've installed both types for clients over the years, and Fibrex does seem to handle moisture and temperature swings better. Wood looks great but need...

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