Got a Quote to Replace Your Windows? Get a Free Second Opinion.
Send us the quote before you sign. We'll tell you honestly which windows really need replacing — and which just need a repair.
Replacement Quotes vs. What's Actually Wrong
The most common gaps between what homeowners are quoted and what the window needs.
Foggy glass
Quoted: new windows. Usually needed: new sealed glass units in the existing frames.
Rotted sill or sash
Quoted: new windows. Usually needed: rot cut out and rebuilt with matched wood.
Window won't stay open
Quoted: new windows. Usually needed: new balances or sash cords.
Drafts
Quoted: new windows. Usually needed: new weatherstripping, caulking and insulation.
Crank or lock broken
Quoted: new windows. Usually needed: one replacement part.
"Windows are old"
Age alone isn't a failure. Solid old wood windows often outlast replacements.
Four Steps, No Cost
Send the quote
Upload or text the replacement quote. Black out the price if you prefer — we mainly need the window list.
Add a few photos
A photo of each window mentioned, plus close-ups of the problems.
We review it
We compare what was quoted with what the photos show has actually failed.
You get a straight answer
Which windows need replacing, which can be repaired, and roughly what repair costs.
Sometimes replacement is the right call
We'll tell you that too. If a window's frame, sash and glass have all failed at once, or the frame has rotted through its structure, replacement can make more sense than repair — and we'll say so plainly, even though we don't sell replacement windows.
What we see far more often is a quote to replace every window in a house because a few have a problem that a repair would solve. A second opinion costs you nothing and can save thousands.
Have a quote for a repair rather than a replacement? We'll match a comparable repair quote.
Don't Sign Yet.
Send the quote and a few photos. A free second opinion takes minutes and could save you thousands.
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