Replacement Windows Discussion Board Forum

I think that W&D foam should make a difference in your choice. I is so much better on several levels.
TheWindowNerd

Let me help:
In my area, Philly, for 11 high performance white vinyl insert windows supplied and installed $11,000 to $15,000.
High performance defined as a great window with AL below .02
theWindowNerd

post pictures so we can see what ya got. Your language and our thoughts do not line up with the pricing.
RBA is insanely overpriced for a low performing window.

Are you concerned with adding any security in the glass?

Based on what you have shared I would suggest a high performance vinyl unit like the Okna 800 triple pane with argon or its equal.

At this point which do you have the most confidence in?
Why?

You could consider fiberglass. But the cost is higher and not as air tight. What floor are the windows on? Vinyl, painted exterior,foam filled frames and sash, option for triple pane to make sure you do not have condensation. You can have the best windows and still have condensation or more condensa...

"It's just that every bit of advice you hear about home improvement projects is to throw out highest bid and the lowest bid and go somewhere in the middle." I disagree with this thought, always have. Are you looking for the average solution to your project or the best value. I do agree the...

Great discussion above.

You will enjoy the 600DX

I would suggest fiberglass, Marvin is one.

I agree with Uncle Eddie. Even so, home shows can be fun.

For a low volume project the pricing seems okay at $5700.
For that price you should find a better product like Okna or Vytex.

Are they a vinyl frame? Do they have grids? between the glass or glued to both the exterior and interior of the sash? Deglaze the sash ( remove the old glass: remove the sash stops, run a putty knife or deglazing tool against the taped/wet glazed side, remove the glass, clean sash rabbit, tape or we...

Great comments from DE Mike. He has broad hands on knowledge of the type of product you are looking for. He is a Nerd in all the right ways. Along with his experience you have overwhelming comments to validate a Okna purchase.
I too give the same advice.
theWindowNerd

+1 to Windows on Washington

There are a couple of thoughts about that.
Do you have the money to afford the price increase.
The TP will probably give you a $600 tax credit. That would offset the cost by almost half.