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I have 3 quotes for vinyl replacement windows. Sunrise at $520 per widow installed; Simmonton Prism with SHGG of .29 at $531 per window installed, and Simmonton Generations with SHGG of .20 at $578 per window installed. I need energy efficient windows due to the cold climate, but also have to watch my pennies. I’m replacing old, single pane, very leaky windows that are starting to fall apart. Can you give me your recommendation, please?