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Updated over 17 years ago, 06/13/2007

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Kevin Schick
  • California
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Storm Windows vs Replacement Windows

Kevin Schick
  • California
Posted

Ok, admittedly I am from California, and we drag out our winter coats when it dips below 50, so we don't use storm windows out here, and I am still trying to figure them out. But my properties in Indiana have them and they need to be replaced.

What has people's experience been in terms of just getting new energy efficient windows installed instead of using storm windows and having to pay to have someone put them up and take them down every year.

I do pay the utilities on a 6 unit converted house, and the bills are high, so I am thinking it might be worth it to just convert over to the newer windows and not mess around with storm windows any more.

> BMR

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