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RE: Budgeting for new windows—how do you approach it?

Totally agree on laminated glass being the real MVP here. Fiberglass frames are nice—durable, low-maintenance, and all that jazz—but they're not gonna...

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RE: Replacing windows without emptying your wallet

I've seen plenty of homes where window types get mixed—vinyl, fiberglass, even wood—and honestly, if it's done right, it usually blends pretty well. T...

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

Yep, privacy glass is kind of a tease—it looks great during the day, but at night it turns your bathroom into a shadow puppet theater for the neighbor...

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RE: Windows for mountain homes—vinyl vs fiberglass?

I've used those window film kits a few times, and honestly, they're not bad for a quick fix. Installation can be a bit of a pain—especially getting th...

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RE: Window Replacement Costs: Finance or Pay Upfront?

I hear you on the rebates. When I replaced my windows last year, I was all hyped up thinking I'd practically get paid to do it, haha. Reality check: r...

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RE: just read about smart windows changing tint automatically—worth the hype?

Yeah, I totally get what you're saying—it's always a bit nerve-wracking jumping into new tech for the home. Solar panels had their skeptics, and now l...

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RE: thinking about adding smart film to my windows, anyone tried this?

Yeah, that's definitely the way to go—start small before diving headfirst into a full-room project. I've installed smart film for a couple of clients,...

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RE: finally ditched aluminum windows for milgard vinyl, anyone else notice a difference?

Yeah, installation quality is definitely key. I've seen some vinyl installs that were so sloppy, you'd swear they were trying to ventilate the place o...

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RE: Finally stopped my coastal windows from leaking—here's what worked

Funny you mention that—I actually tried windshield sealant on a client's skylight frame a couple years back. It held up surprisingly well against leak...