From recent reno projects, a simple checklist helps: confirm rough-opening size, pick a frame material (vinyl is budget-friendly, fiberglass is sturdier), and choose glass with Low-E and argon for colder seasons. Casements usually seal better than sliders, which helps with noise and drafts. Mid-project, I shifted to a supplier that let me compare configurations and lead times side by side buildmart ottawa and the clarity on specs and delivery dates made planning easier. After choosing, ask for written lead time and warranty terms (frame, glass, and hardware). Request flat, protected delivery and inspect on arrival. If installation isn’t DIY, get an installer who shims properly and foams only the perimeter to avoid frame bowing. Doing these steps kept costs predictable and comfort way up.
Choosing windows for a renovation
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Choosing windows for a renovation - by jinwatkins - 09-16-2025, 10:20 PM
RE: Choosing windows for a renovation - by ricerick - 09-17-2025, 05:38 PM
RE: Choosing windows for a renovation - by jinwatkins - 09-17-2025, 06:24 PM
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