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Comments (2)The windows should have an ID sticker in the header portion or on the side of the sash. You can order the sashes, complete with IG and muntins. Those are usually 2/3 the cost of a window. Be sure to order them with Low E glass and agron gas for best energy efficiency. Call Simonton and ask for instructions on how to order them. Michael...See MoreReplacing Replacement Windows
Comments (3)I agree with Windows on Washington. Putting brand new windows in and leaving the old coil and caulk is a little like buying a brand new car and using the tires off the old car. If you don't feel comfortable doing the capping, you can contact a company that does siding and get a price from them. It usually runs somewhere between $50 and $100 per window depending on size and complexity but would be worth it IMO....See MoreReplacing construction windows with replacement windows
Comments (3)The proper way would be to measure the new windows to fit inside the existing frame. Sounds like you already ordered them to replace the whole frame though. Theres no way of getting around it you'll need to use the flange. If you have casings around the windows or vinyl siding it will be a pretty easy job....See MoreUgly windows!! Replace windows or just replace sill and add trim??
Comments (2)You'll be so much happier with window replacement! Retrofitting is efficient and quick, and much less expensive than many homeowners realize. Give us a call if you have questions!...See Moretoddinmn
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