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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Window Replacement-Tampa Permit Question
I have a 1923 year old home with old windows that I would like to replace, as well as replace some of the framing around them due to termite damage.
Would like to slowly do over time, at my own pace.
1. Should I pull permits?
2. If I do, will they make me change all windows immediately?
All 20-22 windows are old and would need to be replaced and I do not want to incur this expense all at once.
Thanks!!