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Single Hung vs. Double Hung Windows

Ryan M.
  • West, MI
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Currently debating the issue on windows and would like some input. This is a rental property and all windows are being replaced. The savings is $800 for the same window going with single hungs. Single hung are actually more efficient. From past experience the more things that move means more things that get broke.

Thanks advance for your input.

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Aaron Mazzrillo
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Aaron Mazzrillo
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I've owned rentals for 10 years and I couldn't ever imagine my tenants cleaning the windows. Get SHs and use the savings to take the family to Disney Land.

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