I had AlSide Excallibur installed with low-e (blue-tint), argon gas and grids for about $275 /each (incl. labor).

Anyway thanks again guys, any tips I can take towards building long and mutually beneficial relationships with a contractor is worth it's weight in Gold.

For me that's a PITA as I have to delete a heck of a lot sometimes and it's time consuming just holding the button down, guess I need to highlight it and then delete, haven't tried that ye, but it's no big deal, it's my problem that I'm not up on computer stuff......All Im doing is typing e and do simple functions.

I put a lot of weight in a top-down approach, starting with the right/best market for your strategy and goals.

As many people have stated earlier in the forum, a degree is a credential and one that still holds some weight.

Everything else from attorneys, when in contract with real estate agent , bank vp, title company, or insurance agent is almost all e-mail.As you can see from this comment I tend to be thorough ( or like to ramble, which ever you prefer) but I feel It is important to be clear.

If you are interested, please contact me through e-mail at [email protected] (don’t worry, I’ll respond swiftly).

I used a contractor recommended by the local window company.The window was a white vinyl Low-E argon gas window.

Thanks Steve E.

It is defined as the weighted cost of capital or the required rate of return.This seems like a relative risk free investment for the land owner.