New Construction Windows - NC
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window replacement and new siding - new construction vs vinyl in WI?
Comments (11)We have been replacing windows over the past two years and have had our local glass replacement business, which does windows and glass shower door installations, do the work. The second floor windows were done by a different installer who took too long and was a one-man operation. Each installer, we found, used windows manufactured by small operations -- one in Minnesota and one in Ohio. We've found that most replacement windows were manufactured the same way and looked very similar. The important factor was the installer, his/her skill, and knowledge about what they were doing. Our installer even replaced some interior trim in the kitchen. We removed the old wood windows which were original to our 1928 home with vinyl. Very happy with the results. So my point is to check with your local business and they will tell you who they use, give you an estimate, and references. Good luck!...See MorePocket Windows replacing New Construction Windows
Comments (1)John, Some pictures will help out us by letting us see what you see. As a general rule, if you are setting a pocket/insert style window...you will have to cut through or removing the flange if we are talking about a vinyl window....See MoreNew Construction: Should we install transom windows or regular windows
Comments (16)You said you've already made a decision but for others in the future....transoms in a bedroom complicate window coverings. We are renting a house with plantation shutters on the windows and nothing on the transoms. Dawn is pretty darn early in the summer! If you are a late sleeper or need to sleep during the day, consider how to cover the transoms....See MoreWhat windows should we install in new construction @ NC coast?
Comments (5)You sure about the code on impact? I know there is some interpretive stuff out there on the impact code if you are far enough back from the coast and below a certain peak roof height. I am putting laminated glass in my windows when we re-do the facade. What part of the OBX? Who is your builder?...See MoreWindows on Washington Ltd
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