What's the best way to replace windows?

Answer 1

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Replacement windows come in a variety of materials, including vinyl, wood, fiberglass, aluminum-clad wood, and even glass. There's no one type that's the best, it all depends on your personal preferences, your house, and your budget and that which gives you good value for your money. Stores like Home Depot and Lowe's offer several types of replacement windows or you can contact contractors in your area for quotes and then choose the one that fits your style and pocket.

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That is a very difficult question to answer.

There are a lot of fine options out there including Pella, Andersen and Marvin, but perhaps the most important question you need to be asking yourself is what type of windows you need.

There is a complimentary e-book that can assist you with this task if you go to http://www.WindowHelpBook.com.

Answer 2

If you're looking for vinyl windows, you'll do yourself a favor if you buy ones that are energy-efficient. They may cost a little more than the standard replacement windows, but you'll save long term on reduced energy bills by installing energy-efficient windows. You might even get a tax credit. I'd recommend the Comfort 365® glass.

Answer 3

There are many fine manufacturers, it depends on where you live.

Answer 4

The best way is to go to a local window installation company, give them the dimensions of your window, and then have them create one for you and have it installed.