I live in Central NJ. What is the best way to go about replacing my windows and patios? Is there any efficient way, best way to go about this? I want to make sure that my home is energy efficient. Get maximum for the buck I spend also have a WOW factor since I may rent out or sell the house pretty soon. Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks,
Abdul
Hi,
The most reasonable priced insulated low e energy efficient windows will be through Home Depot.
They can custom order to fit exact measurements and are in white vynal frames.
The installation cost will vary depending on location however the product will be the same.
Good luck,
GR
I agree with Gold River on this one. I’ve used American Craftsman vinyl “new construction” windows from Home Depot in the last 4 rehabs I’ve done and have been very happy with the results. I do not use their bottom of the line units but one or 2 steps up from that (sorry I don’t recall off hand exactly what models I used). If your windows are the same size as the in-stock units and you don’t need to special order a custom size, the windows are even cheaper, as I recall. I like to use “new construction” as opposed to “replacement” because the new construction flange provides for a better installation and weather proofing but usually requires considerable more work to install.