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No window makes a house silent, but the right one can cut street noise enough that you’ll notice the difference on the first night. So-called soundproof windows work by combining heavier or laminated glass, unequal pane thicknesses, wider air gaps and an…
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A window warranty is the manufacturer’s written promise about what it will fix or replace, for how long, and for whom. Two…
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For most New Orleans homes, the best time to replace windows is late fall through early spring. Those months bring milder temperatures…
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If you’re replacing windows inside the City of New Orleans, plan on a building permit. The city’s building code requires a permit…
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Replacing windows in a historic New Orleans home starts with one question: is the house inside a local historic district or a…
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Low-e glass has a microscopically thin, transparent metallic coating that reflects heat while letting light through. The Efficient Windows Collaborative says low-e…
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In a warm climate, double-pane windows with the right low-e glass are usually the better value, and triple pane makes sense mainly…
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The best replacement windows for your home are the ones whose tested ratings fit your climate, whose certifications you can verify, and…
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Vinyl windows are popular for good reasons: they cost less than most alternatives, they never need painting, and they insulate well. A…
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Wood windows look richer and can last for decades when they’re cared for, while vinyl costs less and asks almost nothing of…
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