Definitely better to have them. They let light in, but keep weather out!!

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Jul 22, 2024
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Anyone have window advice on a new home build?

boorad

Jul 22, 6:21pm

Definitely better to have them. They let light in, but keep weather out!!

shokupanmanbo

Jul 22, 6:27pm

A lot of the cost on windows is the mechanics. You can get the same quality

TailgateU

Jul 22, 6:28pm

Pella is the most expensive windows on the market. Hands down.

conetah

Jul 22, 6:29pm

Worth it if this is a house we plan on being in for 50+ years?

boorad

Jul 22, 7:46pm

What is your exterior going to be?

TailgateU

Jul 22, 10:05pm

I think our builder called it board and batt or something like that

boorad

Jul 22, 10:21pm

Essentially a style of siding that is currently trendy. If there is a chance you

TailgateU

Jul 22, 10:54pm

I don’t know if I can answer that completely but I cleaned windows for 5 years

conetah

Jul 24, 8:13am

We went with Milgard

CBaass

Jul 22, 6:30pm

I have a lake house with Milgard Windows

Chicago Cougar

Jul 22, 6:34pm

Compare energy efficiency ratings. Also, smaller window companies may offer

txblue

Jul 22, 6:34pm

Marvin Ultrex - very good quality.

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