How to Install Double Hung Replacement Windows | Add Value and Energy Efficiency to Your Home

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  • Опубликовано: 24 авг 2022
  • One of the easiest ways to add value to your home and save on energy costs is by installing replacement windows. In this video I show you how I remove my old single pane window from 1946 and replace it with a brand new energy efficient vinyl replacement window.
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  • @awesomecitizen8460
    @awesomecitizen8460 10 месяцев назад +11

    This is by far the best I replacement window video to date. Believe me I watched them all. You explained everything in detail and in layman's terms. I just replaced my windows and I watched your video afterwards lol . I didn't see it before so I couldn't watch it. Now I feel better watching your video after I did the job because now I know I did everything right . Thank you very much .

  • @udalimb384
    @udalimb384 Год назад +7

    Windows and hardware are great salvage. Some folks love the windows that have lasted 80 something years. It's doubtful some things made today could last that long. Yet gotta love the energy conservation of new windows.

  • @nhiakhang2622
    @nhiakhang2622 10 месяцев назад +4

    Great job! I am currently 15 years in with a glass and glazing company (windows, doors, storefronts, and curtain walls) and I approved your installation method.

  • @jwcsfsky9900
    @jwcsfsky9900 Год назад +11

    Really appreciate that one Matt. And loved the window weights comedy routine... I think all men the world over would appreciate that "thud", so satisfying Can't wait to see the rest of the room remodel. Thanks as always for sharing with us.

    • @TheFixerHomeRepair
      @TheFixerHomeRepair  Год назад +3

      😂 who doesn't like a good thud? 😂. Hope the video helped out. Thanks for watching and for being a loyal subbie!!

    • @jwcsfsky9900
      @jwcsfsky9900 Год назад

      @@TheFixerHomeRepair My pleasure sir and hope you and the family are doing well.

  • @lindaroyal8161
    @lindaroyal8161 Год назад +11

    Your videos are so informative, easy to follow for the homeowner to do it themselves. Look forward to watching this room transform. TY

  • @my3sonsnh
    @my3sonsnh Год назад +5

    What an awesome step by step, practical video. Window replacement has always seemed like a daunting task while not disturbing the exterior trim. This gives me confidence to replace the old, single pane, worn out, drafty original windows on our late 1800's farmhouse. Measure twice (or more) and order once! ;-) Thanks!!!

    • @davidparker9676
      @davidparker9676 7 месяцев назад

      Once you do it, you will wonder why you waited so long. It is definitely a nice way to get near instant satisfaction and a more comfortable and quiet house.

  • @galady8632
    @galady8632 Год назад +6

    After watching your video I have a better understanding of the process. My home was built in 1967. I also have the add-on storm windows. I was thinking about replacing my windows but even if a friend and I do it 30 windows would be steep. Thankfully my utility bills are quite reasonable. Your videos are very helpful. Thank you.

    • @TheFixerHomeRepair
      @TheFixerHomeRepair  Год назад +10

      Yeah that is a lot of windows... honestly, just do 1 at a time if you know you will be there a while. This was my last window in my house. I only had 10 windows. Took me 5 years but of course I remodeled my entire house at the same time. If you do end up doing it I wish you the best of luck and hope the video helps! Thanks for watching!

    • @galady8632
      @galady8632 Год назад +9

      @@TheFixerHomeRepair....... Thx. I've owned it since 1985. I'm 72, probably time to downsize a bit. Since I have no family I'm leaving my home to the Humane Society - they can sell it and feed/care for critters. Your channel offers quality content, honesty re techniques/time factors/etc and you're not verbally constantly stroking your ego. That is refreshing. Thank you!

    • @mmmichellegirl
      @mmmichellegirl Год назад

      @@TheFixerHomeRepair Did you find that the cost of windows increased with any significance every year?

  • @askmisspatience
    @askmisspatience 10 месяцев назад +1

    What I do for the weight space, drill hole at the bottom, 1/3 way up, & 1/3 way down from top. The top hole is the pully space.
    Leave the wood panel on. Install the window first.
    ***The drill hole needs to be bigger than the spray foam tub.
    Begin at the bottom, insert foam tub, spray to fill base. Allow time for expansion up. Then, insert tub in second hole from the bottom. Spray to fill about 50% the amount. Allow expansion up. Then, repeat in top holes. Allow time to expand each level.
    I do this after the window is installed. Or, the weight panel at the bottom will push out as foam expands. It’s easy with the window in.
    The property I bought had a few pocket replacement windows installed but not insulation in those cavities. This was how I dealt with the problem.
    Adding new windows this month. You’re video is very helpful.
    The style of mine are from 1900. Appreciate your multiple explanations for different styles of old windows.
    Unfortunately, someone at some point painted everything shut so I’m using a special trim remover and oscillating saw for anything that won’t budge.
    Hope some of this is helpful to other window replacement folk.
    😊

  • @LeoInAMillion
    @LeoInAMillion Год назад +5

    When I bought my house it still had the original metal frame single pane windows, damn it was cold the first night, as we couldn't turn the heating on until the boiler and system had been serviced the next day. Gotta love living in the UK 🇬🇧
    Great video as usual 👌 👍 👏 😀

    • @TheFixerHomeRepair
      @TheFixerHomeRepair  Год назад +3

      Yikes! So many exciting adventures moving into a new house. 😁🤣. Thanks for checking out the video!!

    • @januzi2
      @januzi2 Год назад +1

      How do you like the double tap thingy? ;)

  • @terrasonhunt6534
    @terrasonhunt6534 Год назад +2

    I’ve been struggling finding videos that really help me understand the process. I want to DIY install around 12 windows in my home. I now feel confident to start this project! Thank you for this wonderful video!

    • @TheFixerHomeRepair
      @TheFixerHomeRepair  Год назад

      That is awesome to hear! Good luck and let me know how it goes!

  • @smsucks7174
    @smsucks7174 Год назад +3

    Looking forward to seeing this room transformation. Really enjoyed your kitchen series

  • @catherineberry6971
    @catherineberry6971 7 месяцев назад +1

    Great video. So informative and AUTHENTIC. I ended up breaking my storm window and like you “Hate it!” Mirrors too but it’s got to be done. We are very fortunate to live in an age where we have informative videos such as yours, equipment like tacky gloves that are firm fitting grip better than our own grip ( stuff in winter and sweaty slippery in summer), and goggles and measuring tapes that don’t wobble like those of yesterday (why are the wobbly ones still being sold!!), and cordless power tools and even windows we can purchase for DIY installation.
    Thank you once more and I subscribed to your channel. My home was built in 1926 and still has the original windows!

  • @T.E.P..
    @T.E.P.. Год назад +1

    love being a sub to the channel and you are having a blast with each and everyone of them .... great education and easy watch without any distractions

  • @coppertopjohnson9782
    @coppertopjohnson9782 Год назад +1

    Oh the bloopers!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 The real fixer comes out!!!! Great video. Thanks for sharing.

  • @wendydix5534
    @wendydix5534 Год назад +2

    You make everything look so easy!

  • @CantankerousDave
    @CantankerousDave Год назад +4

    This was the clearest example of where to measure a window opening that I’ve come across. My house is from 1972 and has 10 wood frame, single-pane windows. I reglazed them all a couple years ago (lots of cracked and missing glazing compound = nasty drafts), but want to replace them eventually. Having the storm windows actually adds a good bit of insulation from the dead air space.

    • @Ang.0910
      @Ang.0910 9 месяцев назад

      DONT replace wood windows. Just repair and use storms. New windows will never last as long and there’s plenty of research to show it barely saves any energy.

    • @user-zd4ds9gb1n
      @user-zd4ds9gb1n 7 месяцев назад

      ​@MissAngela007 where would you get storm windows?

    • @Ang.0910
      @Ang.0910 7 месяцев назад

      @@user-zd4ds9gb1n u can get them made or make them yourself if you’re handy enough

  • @skitzochik
    @skitzochik Год назад +2

    i was literally LOL when he was outside and someone was walking by, it was hilarious because of how relatable it is.

  • @jasonweekswardenofthenorth4061
    @jasonweekswardenofthenorth4061 Год назад +2

    Thank you! You've convinced me to do my own windows. I've already done a couple in the back of the house so I'm not to nervous.
    I'll just Measure the rough opening and go see if they have any
    Thank you again

  • @BigDreamsTinyBudget
    @BigDreamsTinyBudget Год назад

    Great video! Thank you so much! I was just gifted this exact window and had no clue how to install it. This helped out a LOT!

  • @aaronmcghee2837
    @aaronmcghee2837 Год назад +2

    I desperately need to replace my windows... can't wait for the time-lapse of this room!

  • @brianregan1
    @brianregan1 Год назад +5

    at the 14 minute 2 second mark when you are talking about how crazy it is to think about how long the windows have been in your home there is an orb floating downward. I thought it was just dust as first but it is much bigger than a dust particle and it disappears before it floats all the way down.
    people claim spiritual activity usually starts during a remodel of ones home.
    or maybe it is just dust lol either way thanks for another great video. I hope you inspire some of the younger generation to get in to the trade. it is important for people to know how to fix , repair, replace, remodel their homes at least the simple jobs like hanging a ceiling fan, replacing a window, repairing a hole in a wall Etc.

    • @TheFixerHomeRepair
      @TheFixerHomeRepair  Год назад +5

      Woah. I just looked... could be dust but who knows. Yes, I believe it is important for people to not be intimidated and take on their own repairs. Thank you for the comment and for all the support. I will keep making videos if you keep watching! 😀

  • @el.handyman
    @el.handyman Год назад

    Good job Fixer! Nice job explaining the install 👍

  • @suecapra5005
    @suecapra5005 Год назад

    Antique shops will be happy to buy the old windows. Thank for the easy explanation. I'm very handy but I'm 70yo woman only mentioned the woman thing because of less strength than 30 years ago. But watching this video I feel better about tackling the project. Love all of your videos.

  • @goldenretriever15
    @goldenretriever15 Год назад

    Thank you! I wasn’t sure about doing this myself but after watching your video, I have the confidence to try it! Subscribed!

  • @kscheuerman5378
    @kscheuerman5378 Год назад +4

    That was great. I have paneling in my room & I am so looking forward to see what you will do next time. See ya then!

  • @MrCudaguy71
    @MrCudaguy71 5 месяцев назад

    This is the best replacement window instructional video I’ve found. Great video! Thanks for posting !

  • @UltratecJS
    @UltratecJS Год назад

    Thank you, will have to try this out this weekend!

  • @lindal8596
    @lindal8596 6 месяцев назад

    What an engaging way you have about you and your video. Thank you for taking the time.

  • @geanettbrowne5668
    @geanettbrowne5668 Год назад

    Hey watching from Buffalo NY as always very informative 👍 thanks for sharing 💙 glad to see your remodeling is coming together nicely

  • @RdandTrk1
    @RdandTrk1 Год назад

    Another awesome video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

  • @dirtfishingpaul3634
    @dirtfishingpaul3634 Год назад

    You explained this project very well as I'm going to be doing my windows in my home that was built in 1900.

  • @JohnTesch
    @JohnTesch 8 месяцев назад +1

    Great tutorial. Thank you. And now I know I'm going to measure those grids in between the panes before I take it out of the store, even though I'm guessing that's not a common manufacturing error.

  • @joevangorder6050
    @joevangorder6050 Год назад

    Very good display enjoyed watching you just great for me I feel confident after watching that of replacing my own thank you

  • @briardan9226
    @briardan9226 9 месяцев назад

    My uncles rehabbed "distressed" houses. When I was around 6 or 7 I used to find those window weights in the demo piles. I collected those and glass door knobs. My mom put a stop to that! LOL

  • @stelladina2437
    @stelladina2437 Год назад

    Thanks for sharing this wonderful posting ❤

  • @snoozieq4584
    @snoozieq4584 Год назад +1

    Great video! Love the blooper at the end! See you next time!

    • @TheFixerHomeRepair
      @TheFixerHomeRepair  Год назад +1

      Great to hear! There are sooooo many bloopers to choose from believe me haha. Thanks for stopping by! See you on the next one!

  • @BrentAyotte
    @BrentAyotte Год назад

    Great video!! Love the outtakes…lol

  • @tommycho9068
    @tommycho9068 Год назад

    Great video.
    Thank you.

  • @crisgravel8387
    @crisgravel8387 Месяц назад

    I'm about to replace some windows and this was hugely helpful. Thank you!

  • @deannaoverstreet4146
    @deannaoverstreet4146 Год назад

    Looks great!

  • @michaelplays2449
    @michaelplays2449 Год назад

    Very Enjoyable, thanks 😊 👍

  • @turtuhl
    @turtuhl Год назад

    cant wait for the room reno!

  • @seepack2910
    @seepack2910 Год назад

    Great job!!

  • @DiamondDustAndVerdigris
    @DiamondDustAndVerdigris Год назад

    I love the fact that you were so tickled by the window weights "thudding" on the bottom... LOL

  • @mahmodhamad1027
    @mahmodhamad1027 Год назад +4

    I install windows for living in Miami we only install windows from a company called ESWINDOWS ( they are made in Colombia and shipped here ) we work with them because they make windows for us depending on the size we want and the strength so you can customize it, and when we install them we usually use 3 3/4 tapcon to secure it and we use baker rod or expansion foam and Zika flex silicone to seal it from the outside and Dap on the inside, but before we do that we need to get the permits and that may take weeks for the permits to get approved and months for the windows to get to the port

    • @donnimetropolis9899
      @donnimetropolis9899 Год назад +2

      Sounds like they're owned by the cartel.... no way I'd want that wait for clients

  • @januzi2
    @januzi2 Год назад +1

    3:18 "You'll float too ... you'll float too!" Kudos to you, if you know that quote.

    • @TheFixerHomeRepair
      @TheFixerHomeRepair  Год назад

      Of course I do! Huge fan of horror flicks! 😀. Thanks for stopping by!

    • @januzi2
      @januzi2 Год назад

      @@TheFixerHomeRepair You're welcome. I've been watching your channel since the floor levelling videos. I think. I've also seen the stairs re-do video as well.

  • @anaellefire7114
    @anaellefire7114 Год назад +1

    The commentary was cracking me up.
    Hope they replace the sash for you! My OCD would not be able to let that go.

  • @chrisw443
    @chrisw443 Год назад

    Plenty of levels. Perfect.

  • @Born2be76
    @Born2be76 Год назад

    Great detailed video

  • @jsaysyay
    @jsaysyay Год назад

    i've seen those sorts of windows a few times, never got to experience that nice *thud* though. i remember like quite some years ago we had all the windows replaced during january and my first memory once they were done is that when i had to wake up for school back then at sunrise, my room for the first time wasn't literally freezing

  • @frannypalmer2726
    @frannypalmer2726 Год назад +2

    The window you took out can be used as something besides a window. I had some windows that are similar. I put family pictures on one side like a picture frame. My daughter loves it and she wanted another window for more pics.

  • @robertsmith3518
    @robertsmith3518 Год назад

    Ty ! Great job

  • @joebouzan4971
    @joebouzan4971 Год назад

    Good information, thanks

  • @stephenlacher587
    @stephenlacher587 3 месяца назад

    You remind me of a friend named Earl. He took something back to Menards once and told them, "I cut this off three times and it's still too short!"

  • @johncheney950
    @johncheney950 Год назад

    Good video. I learned a lot! Thanks.

    • @TheFixerHomeRepair
      @TheFixerHomeRepair  Год назад +1

      Thanks for watching!

    • @johncheney950
      @johncheney950 Год назад

      @@TheFixerHomeRepair I just installed my first window. Your video made it go a lot more smoothly 👌

  • @Circle1Auditing
    @Circle1Auditing Год назад

    Hell yeah boy you know what you doing love it get down handle it my man

  • @shoyrushoyru
    @shoyrushoyru Год назад +1

    The builder of my house put windows in that we here in Long Island, New York are literally the NORTHERNMOST thing on the map. It’s Long Island, and then the southern half of the country. I do believe they are some craftsman windows as well. I imagine they picked up whatever was cheapest at home depot.

  • @1styoudummy
    @1styoudummy Год назад +2

    Here in South Florida, all the houses are made out of CMU and just wood bucks with the stucco and drywall wrapping around the window. Also these days, windows and doors have to be permitted with an NOA, Notice Of Acceptance which has all the windload data. We have some of the strongest building codes in the country.

    • @TheFixerHomeRepair
      @TheFixerHomeRepair  Год назад +3

      Wow! Very interesting. I learn so much about different states from these comments. Thank you for the info and for checking out the video! 👍

  • @beglitchery
    @beglitchery Год назад +1

    I bought a house where they cut the weight cords and they’re sticking up off the sash 🙄 Might replace the window might fix the counterweights. Dunno yet but this gives me some insight into options so thank you!

  • @catherinerowe6815
    @catherinerowe6815 Год назад

    Great video🔨🪛

  • @curiosity2314
    @curiosity2314 Год назад

    Nice video on the topic.

  • @autobotdiva9268
    @autobotdiva9268 Год назад +1

    hopefully the windows will bring costs down this winter

  • @pshep123
    @pshep123 Год назад +3

    Excellent video, thanks for posting! Do you spray foam into the cracks into the voids around the window?

  • @_Rikk_
    @_Rikk_ Год назад

    thank you

  • @rebeccaramirez-
    @rebeccaramirez- Год назад

    thank you for this video "the fixer" now i know what that scew is for on my windows (anchors) to make the new fits sucurely lol

  • @markbertolet1985
    @markbertolet1985 10 месяцев назад

    Thanks!

  • @Romaniac1988
    @Romaniac1988 Год назад +1

    16:46 into the video the kids cheering scared the crap out of me. wearing headphones :)

  • @bratttt100
    @bratttt100 Год назад +1

    I bought mine from Home Depot. They had FULL Hand prints between the glass panels. I bought Argon gas but these windows let in so much heat, in the summer, that I have to close the blinds and curtains. Cold in the winter. The Company was Silverline. They did replace some of the windows, after my complaint with the BBB. (refused to answer my calls). One window went completely black , I guess from the sun baking the filament inside. Today I have several windows that you can't even see through because inside they have fallen apart. Bet of luck with your project.

  • @silentghostproductions6453
    @silentghostproductions6453 Год назад

    Did you get a new camera? The quality is amazing!

  • @mattieruth2171
    @mattieruth2171 Год назад

    TFS ❗️

  • @67NewEngland
    @67NewEngland Год назад +1

    I had dirt between the two pains of glass on a new replacement window. Home Depot sent a new sash for free.

  • @scottieporter
    @scottieporter Год назад

    Just curious on what you plan to do with your videos when your house is finished? Is this the last room to remodel? Will you redo the basement to livable space?

  • @Yackhammer75
    @Yackhammer75 9 месяцев назад

    Our old windows were so covered in paint layers that until watching this video I didn't even know they had access panels for the weights. Would have been nice to know 30 years ago as a kid I could have fixed my bedroom window instead of using a prop rod. HAHAH

  • @tannervermillion3520
    @tannervermillion3520 Месяц назад

    Great video!
    Did you need to do any flashing on the outside with aluminum?

  • @lindysmith13
    @lindysmith13 Год назад

    What an awesome video about removing windows. My brain misfired and all I could see was me taking a sledge hammer to the paneling. Wait, did I say that out loud?

  • @jimurrata6785
    @jimurrata6785 9 месяцев назад

    Those 'little pieces' are parting stop, typically 1/2 x 3/4".
    If they are painted in try using a pair of sheetmetal hand seamers, or better yet the Vice-Grip equivalent to rock and pull that stop out of the groove.

  • @karenweir7310
    @karenweir7310 Год назад +1

    Hey- down here on the gulf coast code is requiring storm/wind resistant window replacements.. super expensive to upgrade to those..I have a triple window the span of 3- 5ft windows side by side with what appears to be no/ minimum framing in between-!one has lost its seal and is becoming cloudy.. can one window be replaced without having to replace all three?- I know it would be a guess on your part.. but haven’t been able to figure it out myself. Fyi - I’ve been following since the Ring doorbell install episode… ( and thanks to you, i was able to install it)

  • @gusnaif
    @gusnaif 3 месяца назад

    Very nice video and easy to follow (good job). Can you please tell me where you ordered your custom windows from (website/store)?

  • @Timmo93
    @Timmo93 Год назад

    Jesus! That’s not a weight, thats a weapon! 😮

  • @brady4222
    @brady4222 Год назад

    Isn't newer windows one piece of glass and the grid stuck to the glass? love your videos by the way

  • @gridiron2112
    @gridiron2112 Год назад

    When you replace a builder grade vinyl window with a replacement window, how is it different? Do you just sawzall the window fin in place? Also, what do you do when two windows or three windows are attached together? Do those have to be special ordered or can you attach three from off the shelf?

  • @bhadz100
    @bhadz100 Год назад +2

    Is it quieter vs the single pane with storm window?

  • @rackoone
    @rackoone Год назад +1

    So much easier than how I did it...

    • @TheFixerHomeRepair
      @TheFixerHomeRepair  Год назад +1

      Well now I am curious how you did it… 🤔😁

    • @rackoone
      @rackoone Год назад +2

      @@TheFixerHomeRepair I took out the entire frame and the trim on the outside and inside. Basically took it to studs and made a box for the remodel window to fit in. The house had old, brittle vinyl siding so it was difficult to trim under the siding and then patch the vinyl around every window. Also very expensive to trim the outside and inside and the box. Im remembering now that alot of the trim was rotted so I probably would have had to redo it all anyway... It was painful.

    • @TheFixerHomeRepair
      @TheFixerHomeRepair  Год назад +1

      @@rackoone Ah I see. Yeah that is a lot of work. Well worth it I am sure though! Thanks for checking out the video and thanks for sharing!

  • @pachecolljk
    @pachecolljk Год назад +4

    Are you going to do any window flashing on the outside? eg. remove the siding and add some zip tape?

    • @TheFixerHomeRepair
      @TheFixerHomeRepair  Год назад +3

      If I end up replacing any trim I will but I don’t plan on it. The window that was there lasted 80 years and didn’t rot plus I replaced it with vinyl. Thanks for watching!! 👍👍

    • @cherrypoutines6269
      @cherrypoutines6269 9 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@TheFixerHomeRepairis the video "how to replace water damaged windows sill and trim" the same window? If so, does that mean flashing is always needed?

  • @ReggieR3gg
    @ReggieR3gg Год назад +1

    Wife would kill me for using the $1,500 Dyson on my carpentry projects

    • @TheFixerHomeRepair
      @TheFixerHomeRepair  Год назад

      Just don’t film yourself doing it. Be smarter than me 😂

  • @dasbomfim
    @dasbomfim Месяц назад

    That small vertical gap on the inside, between the window and the wall, where the anchor screw is, do you fill it with anything, or it stays like that? I am going to install a window, and I am curious if it will be OK to leave a little gap like that. Thanks!

  • @JamesLeatherman
    @JamesLeatherman Год назад

    27:46 was the first time I have seen you smile like that - pure gleeful destruction.

  • @jeremywatts2768
    @jeremywatts2768 10 месяцев назад

    Are you not going to foam (or fiberglass) the sill pocket? I couldn't figure out how you can install the sill extender first, so I foam and then work that trim piece in there. Its a pain to do it that way tho

  • @m60hein
    @m60hein 11 месяцев назад

    My old boss referred to people he wasn't to fond of as flatheads. I always laughed at that knowing how much flathead screws suck.

  • @Starry_Night_Sky7455
    @Starry_Night_Sky7455 3 месяца назад

    Me just looking at this wondering how to simply fix a spiral window balance in a window that looks like this new one? Any easy tutorial videos like this? No need to replace the window.

  • @georgep22
    @georgep22 9 месяцев назад

    I tried taking out that middle piece of the window didn’t move at all. Are some old school window different ? Is there other ways to take out the top window? And thanks for that tip didn’t know that piece can come out so easily

  • @elizete2776
    @elizete2776 Год назад

    👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

  • @00manlaw
    @00manlaw Год назад

    Hi: do you put the storm windows back on.

  • @kazzellinempanger8998
    @kazzellinempanger8998 Год назад +1

    11:40-12:15 "Weight access panel! See? 😃"
    Me: Wait, WHAT?? *checks old kitchen window* OMG--there it is. How did my dad never know about this? These weights have been broken since I was a kid, so we've never opened these windows! Now I'm just replacing them (cause they're old and unoperable). 🤦🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️
    Edit: Hmm. The kitchen window is two windows side-by-side with the weights in the middle. Mom bought one larger window to replace them with. Any reason we shouldn't do this? 🤔

  • @PlugThatChannelVDA
    @PlugThatChannelVDA Год назад

    Good as always Mr Fixer. Was that a specialty place for Windows? Out of curiosity

    • @TheFixerHomeRepair
      @TheFixerHomeRepair  Год назад +2

      Hey bud! It was not. It was… a… big box store. 😁😀. Thanks for stopping by!

    • @PlugThatChannelVDA
      @PlugThatChannelVDA Год назад

      @@TheFixerHomeRepair did you happen to check out the video i made about your channel? Any tips to get you some extra exposure?

    • @TheFixerHomeRepair
      @TheFixerHomeRepair  Год назад +1

      @@PlugThatChannelVDA i will go check it out right now!

    • @PlugThatChannelVDA
      @PlugThatChannelVDA Год назад

      And get you a window and door guy. You won't regret it as much of this stuff as you do. They'll even hook you up with contractor's price if they know your face real well. Savings and quality... Yesss

    • @PlugThatChannelVDA
      @PlugThatChannelVDA Год назад

      @@TheFixerHomeRepair and that's your video btw so you can use it how you see fit. Thanks Matt. You're great. If you know anybody, maybe works at home, runs an online store or something, or even your fellow RUclipsr creators. I'd love to get their word out

  • @lesliecas2695
    @lesliecas2695 Год назад +1

    I had a condo built in 1910 with those windows. The windows either had ropes that made the window hard to open or chains that made them hard to open.
    Nightmare! 🇺🇲 🙄

  • @Smudgie33
    @Smudgie33 9 месяцев назад

    We had windows like these in our 200 year old house and they were a nightmare. Leaded glass, non safety glass, no noise dampening, rattled, leaked when it rained and so much draft. The house was always cold even with the heating cranked up to maximum. Since replacing them I’m amazed at how much outside noise they’ve stopped and in the winter it’s so toasty the heating rarely gets to number 2 (it used to sit on number 7). Yes we may have lost some of the character but the benefits far outweigh the aesthetics.

    • @bhadz100
      @bhadz100 8 месяцев назад

      What replacement window did you use?

  • @elliejones8777
    @elliejones8777 Год назад

    How will you address the frame where the storm window was?

  • @gregmize01
    @gregmize01 Год назад +1

    Mike filming The Fixer?😳

  • @davidparker9676
    @davidparker9676 7 месяцев назад

    Using sealant on the stop bead and the window is really not optional, The window will likely leak at some point if you do not put sealant as the manufacturer requires.
    Caulking the gaps afterwards as mentioned in this video will likely fail in a matter of months or years, allowing water and air to where you do not want it.