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Growing up I spent a good amount of time in the Sunflower State. My grandmother lives in Leawood, KS and we have some family in Overland Park. We know you get very cold winters and very hot summers. It’s important to pick energy efficient windows that are right for your climate.
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Hello! We live in a townhouse lenexa, ks that has 3 good size windows and 2 8ft sliders. We spoke to Energy Pro Windows and they gave us an estimate of around $2100 for their fibercore Signature Max Gaurd 12 double- hung windows, and $2500 a piece for the sliders. They cary Sunrise Windows products.
Our worry is that with the type of home we have, that putting in windows with that price tag may not make sense. And that they are overpriced?
Are you saying $2100 per window? If so then yes, that’s probably a little more than I would suggest spending. My company offers vinyl windows in Kansas City and the surrounding area. If you’d like a quote you can request one on this page.
I have a greenhouse with double pane windows which are delaminating. Can I buy the gasket material?
Probably not. Once there’s moisture in between the panes of glass you need to get that area dried out before you seal it again. Otherwise you’ll have condensation in there forever. I’d start by calling a glass repair company to see what they suggest. Or, if you know the name of the company that built the sunroom they may be able to help. Sunrooms are notoriously tricky.