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coolaboola
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Can anyone give me a rough guesstimate of the cost of replacing windows in a house... my house, which is a small 3-bed end of terrace with four c. 6' x 3' windows, one 2' x 3' window and one 1' x 3' window?
I know there's been extensive discussion on the merits of various types of glazing and frames and companies here but I haven't seen mention of the overall cost of replacing windows in a house.
We have really dodgy double glazing of indeterminate vintage (installed by previous owners) with ugly and inefficient aluminum frames (so effective at conducting heat out of the house that there is a constant layer of mould on the frames from condensation ... yuk!) and broken seals which have lead to streaking of the insides of the panes due to condensation.
Now our house, being a pretty old (1938) concrete house with little insulation beyond that which we laid in the attic, is a pretty cold house. And I don't think the dodgy windows are doing us any favours when it comes to retaining heat. I'm all on for low-emissivity, Agron-filled, super-cosy, solar-gain enhancing windows. But to those who have replaced windows (esp. those who have gone from dodgy double glazing to decent quality windows) have you noticed much of a difference in coziness?
I know there's been extensive discussion on the merits of various types of glazing and frames and companies here but I haven't seen mention of the overall cost of replacing windows in a house.
We have really dodgy double glazing of indeterminate vintage (installed by previous owners) with ugly and inefficient aluminum frames (so effective at conducting heat out of the house that there is a constant layer of mould on the frames from condensation ... yuk!) and broken seals which have lead to streaking of the insides of the panes due to condensation.
Now our house, being a pretty old (1938) concrete house with little insulation beyond that which we laid in the attic, is a pretty cold house. And I don't think the dodgy windows are doing us any favours when it comes to retaining heat. I'm all on for low-emissivity, Agron-filled, super-cosy, solar-gain enhancing windows. But to those who have replaced windows (esp. those who have gone from dodgy double glazing to decent quality windows) have you noticed much of a difference in coziness?