The water damage stretches from the header above a sliding balcony door all the way down the drywall on both sides of the sliding door and even to the abutting kitchen’s drop ceiling.

. - just noticed the Brooke Park on your header...you own how many on that gem of a street here in Toledo?

That's not possible...If you signed a contract for $100k, that's the price 'until and unless' there are changes requested by you OR required by circumstances (in-wall wiring is frayed. headers are undersized, etc)Second - Please don't breakdown the materials and buy them yourself.

.: if only more people wanted to live in Monessen.https://therealdeal.com/new-york/2021/09/18/pennsylvania-tow... on that link just click on the header of the paper about developer defaulting in Calabasas hills. raw land for 200 lots listed at 29 million then you have to develop it..

@David RamirezI guess your question is the subject header of the thread? 

Accept the fact that your renovation is imperfect and move on to a more productive issue in life.More expensive fix: Install a plastic surround (or whatever kind of surround that makes you happy) and spend the bucks to fix the siding so that it looks like the window was never there.Most awesomest fix: Alter and/or move the header and install a 4' x 15" tempered glass transom window with a PVC frame and tile or granite trim above the point where water can reasonably enter the framing.

Headers in load bearing openings were also often undersized for today's heavier loads causing sags in openings.

Re the back door, can you take out a rear facing window and use that existing header to pop in a french door?

@Tamara MartinStart by putting the lenders names down column B and then the loans, rates, points cost, fees, etc across as headers in row 2.

Most ropers have 2 headers and 2 heelers, so 4 each.