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Whereas homeowners can order new construction windows in any shape or size, retrofit windows must fit the size of the existing frame.

But in general, it can take anywhere from four weeks to 15 weeks to complete the job from the time you hire a window replacement contractor and get your initial evaluation to the moment everything is complete. Don't let the timeline discourage you. Most people find the wait well worth it.

Whereas homeowners can order new construction windows in any shape or size, retrofit windows must fit the size of the existing frame.

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But in general, it can take anywhere from four weeks to 15 weeks to complete the job from the time you hire a window replacement contractor and get your initial evaluation to the moment everything is complete. Don't let the timeline discourage you. Most people find the wait well worth it.

Disadvantages of vinyl windows: Vinyl window frames can soften, warp, twist and bow if heat builds up within the frame. They are not particularly strong or rigid. They have the tendency to discolor over time, especially when subjected to extreme weather conditions. They are difficult to paint.

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The average lifespan of residential windows is 15 to 20 years. Well-maintained products may last beyond the 20-year mark, but once your windows start approaching two decades old, it's time to think about replacing them.

Disadvantages of vinyl windows: Vinyl window frames can soften, warp, twist and bow if heat builds up within the frame. They are not particularly strong or rigid. They have the tendency to discolor over time, especially when subjected to extreme weather conditions. They are difficult to paint.

Pocket vinyl replacement windows, also known as insert windows or retrofit windows, are inserted, sealed and caulked into an existing frame. These are perfect for quick and affordable upgrades.

The average lifespan of residential windows is 15 to 20 years. Well-maintained products may last beyond the 20-year mark, but once your windows start approaching two decades old, it's time to think about replacing them.

Different types of vinyl windows. Not all vinyl is made the same. There are a variety of types of vinyl created for replacement windows, each with their own different qualities. There are three main types of vinyl windows: standard, composite, and engineered.

Pocket vinyl replacement windows, also known as insert windows or retrofit windows, are inserted, sealed and caulked into an existing frame. These are perfect for quick and affordable upgrades.

Vinyl is the most popular window frame material today due to its affordability, durability, and ease of installation. Some homeowners avoid vinyl for thinking it looks too cheap; however, it comes in various colors and finishes to improve its aesthetic value.

Different types of vinyl windows. Not all vinyl is made the same. There are a variety of types of vinyl created for replacement windows, each with their own different qualities. There are three main types of vinyl windows: standard, composite, and engineered.

Building-grade vinyl windows generally have two to three internal chambers whereas premium grades have five, six or seven chambers offering superior energy efficiency. These higher end windows will also have polyurethane insulation in their frames.

Vinyl is the most popular window frame material today due to its affordability, durability, and ease of installation. Some homeowners avoid vinyl for thinking it looks too cheap; however, it comes in various colors and finishes to improve its aesthetic value.

To start with, premium-grade vinyl windows will have more Titanium Dioxide in the base compound, which helps prevent UV breakdown of the vinyl. A window with maximum amounts of Titanium Dioxide will have a milky white appearance, while mid-grade vinyl windows will look a little more blue-gray in color.

Building-grade vinyl windows generally have two to three internal chambers whereas premium grades have five, six or seven chambers offering superior energy efficiency. These higher end windows will also have polyurethane insulation in their frames.

There are many reasons to consider retrofit windows for your home. They can improve the appearance of your home, make it more energy-efficient, and even increase the value of your property. However, there are also some drawbacks to retrofit windows that you should be aware of before making a decision.

To start with, premium-grade vinyl windows will have more Titanium Dioxide in the base compound, which helps prevent UV breakdown of the vinyl. A window with maximum amounts of Titanium Dioxide will have a milky white appearance, while mid-grade vinyl windows will look a little more blue-gray in color.

Two of the most important additives to look for in a quality vinyl window are Titanium Dioxide (TiO2) and an organic form of tin (Sn). Titanium dioxide and tin are added to vinyl windows to help keep them looking pure white for many years.

There are many reasons to consider retrofit windows for your home. They can improve the appearance of your home, make it more energy-efficient, and even increase the value of your property. However, there are also some drawbacks to retrofit windows that you should be aware of before making a decision.

Two of the most important additives to look for in a quality vinyl window are Titanium Dioxide (TiO2) and an organic form of tin (Sn). Titanium dioxide and tin are added to vinyl windows to help keep them looking pure white for many years.