Posted by N. TX Tim on August 15, 2012 at 06:57:27 from (132.3.53.68):
I plan to replace the windows in my house. I am going to do the work myself and do a couple at a time as I can afford them and have the time to do the work. I live just west of Wichita Falls TX.
Any suggestions on what manufacturer to use/avoid, what options are desired or a waste of money, where to purchase locally or who to order from. Also, any installation pointers. I have heard that you just caulk replacement windows in place (seems odd to me) and I have heard from others that you drill holes through the sides and shim/screw inplace.
Sorry for the OT post, but since I can"t use my tractors to make any hay as North Texas is in a severe drought, I figured I would try to get some other projects done.
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